A record of the home the day you take it on, so the marks that were already there stay someone else's, and fair wear is not counted against your deposit.
The scuff on the door, the stained grout, the socket that never worked: if none of it is written down when you arrive, all of it can quietly become your responsibility when you leave. A Miyar record taken at move-in captures the state of every system with evidence, so there is an independent account of what you actually took on.
When Miyar sees the home again at move-out, it compares against the baseline and shows what changed, and when. Fair wear is visible as fair wear. Genuine damage is visible as damage. Either way, the conversation with your landlord starts from the same evidence, which is a calmer conversation to have.
It does not matter whether you or the landlord arranged the inspection. The inspector works to the same standard, is named on the record, and captures the same evidence. The party who pays never shapes the result, which is what makes the record worth trusting on both sides.
Moving into a new home in Dubai? Put its condition on record from day one.