What's the difference between shared rent and whole rent?

There are many kinds of renting houses in the market, such as shared rent and whole rent. What's the difference between shared rent and whole rent? Next, I will give you a brief introduction.

1. What's the difference between shared rent and whole rent?

1, the number of residents is different: sharing means that at least two people live in a house, and whole rent means that one person lives in a house.

2. Different costs: The rent, utilities and property fees are shared by multiple tenants, and the cost for each tenant is relatively low. The whole rent is that one person bears the rent, water and electricity property fees, and its cost is relatively high.

3. Different comfortableness: The shared room has low comfortableness and is easily influenced by the living habits of other co-tenants, such as conflicts arising from different working hours. The whole rent is a person living, and the living comfort is higher.

Second, what should I pay attention to when renting a shared house?

1. Some people will sublet other idle houses after renting the whole house, so when renting a shared house, we must first determine whether it is a contract with the tenant or a contract with the landlord. If we sign a contract with the tenant, then we can ask the tenant to provide the original lease contract to know the rent, lease time, whether subletting is allowed in the contract and so on.

2. When renting a house, everyone should have a brief understanding of other tenants, such as the living habits of other tenants, whether they will often bring friends back and forth, and so on. If the living habits of other tenants are different, you can choose other shared houses to avoid inconvenience to your future life and so on. When you rent a shared house, you need to carefully check the lease contract and understand the allocation method of related expenses such as water and electricity property fees.