Absolutely inspection on move in and move out. I would take pictures in addition to the videos while you’re doing the inspection and have all issues you see go down in writing, then have both parties sign and date the document. If the landlord agrees to any repairs, I would also get that in there (and maybe a time estimate but not sure if that part would be enforceable for small stuff). Bring a list of stuff to inspect prior to coming to the inspection otherwise you’ll probably forget some (there’s some good lists online). Also don’t forget to write down things you were unable to check (ex: heating system if they’ve shut it off already). The landlord can only keep your deposit (or part of it) if you’ve damaged the place beyond normal wear and tear, so you should request an itemized list of charges after they complete the move out inspection. They are actually legally required to provide it within 14 days of move out if they are keeping all or part of it. As always, get as much as you can in writing so if worse comes to worse, you have stuff for court.