LandlordProof
Sunset Ridge Apartments #402
402 Ocean Avenue, Apt 4B, Santa Monica, CA 90401
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Load a pre-configured apartment with sample stamped photos.
Legal & Protection Suite
Rooms & Areas (4)
Kitchen
Documented Flaws
Log Pre-Existing Defect
Document flaw details to protect against deductions on move-out day.
50-State Tenant Rights
Statutory deposit return deadlines and penalty multipliers.
Demand Letter
Automatically populated with your state statute and statutory penalty warnings.
Court PDF Dossier
GPS Watermark Suite
Indelible bitmap-burned evidentiary proof.
In small claims court, landlords routinely claim move-in photos were taken after damage occurred, or argue standard EXIF metadata was altered.
LandlordProof eliminates this defense by permanently burning 4 tamper-evident cryptographic anchors directly into the image pixels:
Synchronized directly against atomic time servers, making it impossible to manipulate device clocks.
High-precision satellite coordinates prove the picture was captured inside the rented unit.
The legal physical address and room name are permanently embedded into the picture.
Creates self-authenticating business-record evidence that small claims judges accept immediately.
Under-sink plumbing slow drip
Pre-existing flaw recorded during move-in walkthrough.
Protected under state deposit return statutes. Notice within 72 hours legally establishes pre-existing baseline.
Settings & Vault
LandlordProof Web Vault v1.0.0
100% On-Device Privacy Architecture • © 2026 LandlordProof
LandlordProof Passes
Unlimited move-in & move-out inspection evidence.
Small Claims Dispute Guide
How arbiters and judges evaluate rental wear & tear.
Under standard lease terms, flaws not recorded in writing during initial move-in are legally presumed to have occurred during your tenancy.
Landlords are prohibited from charging tenants for paint fading, light carpet wear, or pre-existing fixture oxidation. Your LandlordProof dossier proves Day 1 status.
If the landlord withholds your deposit past the statutory deadline (e.g. 21 days in CA, 30 days in TX), most judges award double or triple damages.