How to calculate the rental property fee?

The rental property fee is calculated according to the housing area, paid monthly and borne by the lessee. Generally, the property fee for renting a house depends on the lease contract. If there is no agreement in the house lease contract, the property fee for renting the house shall be paid by the lessor. If both parties agree in the contract that the lessee shall pay the property management fee, then the lessee shall pay the property management fee to the property management company according to the contract.

How much is the rent?

1, agency fee

Rental agency fee refers to the commission paid by one or both of the renter and the landlord to the intermediary company according to a certain proportion after the housing agency introduces the renter to get in touch with the landlord.

The agency fee for renting a house is generally half of the monthly rent paid by the tenant and the landlord, which means that the tenant needs to pay half a month's rent. However, it varies according to local practices and the length of the lease, and some are all borne by the tenant.

2. Rent and deposit

Rent refers to the remuneration charged by the lessor to the lessee for the transfer of the right to use assets in the leasing business. It is shown as rental income at the lessor and rental expense at the lessee. The rent of leasing business is usually determined by the lessor and the lessee through consultation according to the cost of assets, and calculated by time, such as monthly rent.

Rental deposit means that when the lessee obtains the right to use the house and goes through the rental formalities, he deposits a part of the amount to the landlord according to a certain proportion of the house price or the prescribed standard, so as to ensure that his behavior will not harm the interests of the other party. If damage is caused, he can pay the fee truthfully or make compensation separately. The deposit cannot replace the house rent, and the lessee can recover the deposit when the lease relationship is terminated.

In the current rental market, it is more popular to rent a house with one payment, three payments and two payments.

3. Other expenses

Property fee, electricity fee, water fee, gas fee, heating fee, depending on everyone's situation, some will be included in the rent, and some will need to be paid by the tenant himself, but generally speaking, the wool is on the sheep.

Fees such as TV, telephone, Internet access, cleaning when checking out, depreciation of furniture and appliances are usually purchased by tenants according to their own needs, and the landlord will not bear them. The details shall be subject to the written lease contract negotiated by both parties.