Is the rental property fee paid by the landlord or the tenant?

Whether the rental property fee is paid by the landlord or the tenant depends on the agreement in the house lease contract. If there is no special agreement, the landlord will generally bear the property fee. According to Article 42 of the Property Management Regulations, the owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property will pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability for payment. If the landlord and tenant agree that the property fee shall be borne by the tenant, then the property fee shall be paid by the tenant. However, if the tenant does not pay the property fee, the property management company can find the tenant or the owner to bear the responsibility, because the owner and the tenant bear joint and several liability. If the owner bears the property fee, then the owner can recover from the tenant.

What should I pay attention to when signing a rental contract?

1. Check the landlord's ID card and real estate license information.

At present, many real estate agents pretend to be landlords to attract customers to sign bills before renting, so in order to prevent being signed by the second landlord, you must remember to check the landlord's ID card and household registration information when renting.

2. Clear the lease term

When signing a rental contract, be sure to specify the rental time, whether it is one year or half a year, to prevent the landlord from breaking the contract halfway.

3. Identify related household appliances in the room.

When signing the contract, we must make clear the number of household appliances in the room with the landlord, and we also need to confirm the quality with him to prevent the aging and damage of electrical appliances during the rental process. The landlord denied it and demanded compensation from the tenant.

Renting a house to find an intermediary company should be skillful: generally, large intermediary companies are better than small ones in system and scale. Therefore, it is relatively safe to choose a large intermediary. Before selling a house, you should think about your psychological price: don't think that the intermediary will decide how much the house will sell. You won't lose money anyway. It's wrong to think like this. After all, intermediary selling houses is more about self-interest. In order to sell the house well, the intermediary may fool you into lowering the psychological price.