Can self-occupied commercial housing be rented?

Self-occupied commercial housing can be rented. Self-occupied housing is a self-occupied commercial housing, which is essentially a commercial housing, not an affordable housing, so there is no restriction on its rental residence. Self-occupied commercial housing is a kind of policy housing. The price of this kind of housing is about 30% lower than that of the surrounding commercial housing, and it is for families who meet the purchase restriction conditions in the city. The purchase of such housing shall not be listed within five years, and 30% of the listing proceeds shall be turned over to the finance after five years.

What is the process of renting a house?

1. The lessor or lessee looks for a suitable lessee or rented house through intermediary and other channels. Type out rental information or rental information. If a suitable candidate is found, the two parties can sign a house lease contract after reaching an agreement. Please note that the contents written in the contract must be read carefully before signing the contract. After signing the contract, the lessee and lessor shall bring relevant materials and contracts to the relevant departments for filing.

2. After filing, get the house lease certificate and pay the relevant taxes. If there are other situations in the process of renting, such as the lessor wants to sell the house, or the lessee wants to rent the house to others, it is another matter, and the specific problems are analyzed in detail.

What should I pay attention to when renting a house?

1. Personal information of the landlord of the rented house.

When renting a house, the renter should carefully check the personal situation of the landlord: the landlord himself, the real estate license and the ID card. If the lease is entrusted, the power of attorney, real estate license, ID card or a copy of the client shall be provided. If there is no real estate license, there must be a purchase contract. If there is a sublease, there must be a lease contract and related property certificate to avoid legal disputes.

2. Precautions for deposit payment.

The lessee evades paying the deposit. Once the lessee pays the deposit, it will be very passive, and the request may not be written into the rental contract. If the homeowner asks for a deposit, please also check the above documents. Generally, the deposit should not exceed 20% of the monthly rent, and there should be a receipt.

3. The damage to the house is written into the contract.

The lessee should be careful when collecting the house, and write the damaged housing facilities into the contract to prevent the intermediary from deducting money when collecting the house.

4. Deposit receipt.

The lessee must remember not to lose the deposit certificate or give it to the intermediary company.

5. The delivery of property miscellaneous fees should be written into the contract.

Both parties to the lease have reached an agreement. In addition to signing a formal house lease contract, the settlement and commitment of related expenses such as equipment, water, electricity, coal, gas, cable TV, telephone and property maintenance fund within the lease period should also be clearly written in detail and kept as an annex to the contract so as not to bring unnecessary trouble to themselves.

6. Find a suitable house.

During the peak season, it is difficult for tenants to find a suitable house in a short time. Therefore, when renting a house, tenants should not only seek housing around the workplace, but also choose to rent a house according to their own needs, especially in the case of limited rent tolerance, as long as the transportation is convenient, the commuting time is not long and the distance is far.