Can tenants carry out house decoration when renting a house?

Yes, but if the lessee really needs to change the use of the house or carry out renovation, it shall obtain the consent of the lessor. If it needs to be approved by the relevant departments, it shall be submitted for approval. The expenses arising therefrom shall be borne by the lessee and have no right to ask the owner to pay the decoration expenses. When the lease term expires or the contract is terminated, unless otherwise agreed, the unattached decoration may be removed by the lessee. If the house is damaged due to demolition, the lessee shall restore the original state.

What are the precautions for renting a house?

1. Before signing the contract, the owner must take out the property certificate and ID card for verification. If it is not the property owner, it depends on whether the landlord's public housing lease certificate and ID card match. It is best not to rent multiple sublets with the second landlord and the third landlord to avoid being cheated. After signing the contract, you should leave the contact information of the landlord, the more detailed the better. Before signing the contract, check whether the utilities and property fees have been settled before the house, so that you don't need to pay them in the future.

2. The rental agreement has a paper certificate, and the deposit requires a receipt. Renting must be signed by both parties after consultation, not just verbal agreement, so as to avoid disputes after renting. Landlords usually ask for a two-month deposit and must get a receipt. Remember to get the deposit back with the receipt when you check out. When signing a contract, you should read the terms of the contract carefully, ask for vague contents in detail, and execute it literally.

3. The liability for breach of contract should be clear. For example, if the lessor fails to deliver the house, or the lessee fails to return the rent at the end of the lease period, the liquidated damages can be charged at a daily rate higher than the rent standard. If the lessor repossesses the house without authorization, or the lessee withdraws the rent without authorization, it may be agreed to bear a higher penalty in one lump sum, or it may be agreed to pay the rent for the unused lease term as a penalty, and other details should be paid attention to when renting the house.