Can I check the landlord in the property when renting a house?

When renting a house, you can check the landlord at the property. When renting a house, the tenant should verify whether the house information is consistent with what the landlord said. They can go to the residential property to inquire and check the property rights and landlord information, so as not to be deceived.

What problems should I pay attention to when renting a house?

1, the most important thing in renting a house is safety. It's important to go out alone. To confirm whether your rental environment is safe, you can look at the security situation near the rental. Never choose a messy place. If the safety facilities are not good, it is dangerous and not good for your health.

2. If it is rented by the owner, it is necessary to carefully examine the identity of the owner and ask the owner to show his ID card and the original household registration book. Because many scammers will cheat with fake ID cards. In addition, the owner is also required to produce the original house ownership certificate, house ownership certificate or use certificate to prove that the house is owned by himself and can be rented out, which is a legal rental.

The rented house must not be too far away from your company. If you take the subway, you can go farther, because there is no delay in the subway. If there is a bus route to work, you'd better rent it closer, or you may be late for the rain and traffic jam, and renting it too far will make you tired to work every day. This is unnecessary and a waste of time. It is suggested that the longest time should not exceed 1.5 hours.

Instructions for signing the lease contract

1. All written documents shall prevail, and oral promises shall be deemed invalid.

After confirming the security of the house, whether you can live comfortably in the later period depends on the signing of the lease contract. Some landlords showed great patience and enthusiasm when inspecting the house, and readily promised that furniture and home appliances should be fully equipped to ensure that they can be used. Many tenants were paralyzed by the landlord's enthusiasm when signing the contract, and did not write the landlord's verbal commitment into the contract. After the contract is signed, the landlord often insists on the signed contract as the standard, and does not recognize various verbal commitments that have not been fulfilled before. At this time, tenants can only eat dumb losses.

2. The long-term lease in short rent should be made clear, and the sublease agreement can be agreed in advance.

At present, the housing lease contract is generally signed once a year, but the actual lease term of the lessee is long and short, which is not fixed. If it is more than one year, it can be agreed in the contract to make an appointment with the landlord 1 to 2 months in advance and sign a renewal contract. If the actual lease term is less than one year, but the landlord requests to sign one year, the tenant can sign a sublease agreement in advance in the contract, and then agree with the landlord or brokerage company on sublease.

3. Determine the payment amount, method and time of rent and utilities.

The cost of renting a house generally includes rent, utilities and other expenses. It is especially important to stipulate the amount, payment method and payment time of these expenses when signing the contract. At present, there are two ways to pay rent, one for one year and one for three, which are widely used. The way that owners and customers recognize each other relatively is to gamble for one and lose for three.

When signing the lease contract, we must distinguish the rights and responsibilities of both parties. In order to avoid unnecessary disputes.

The main items are: how to pay the rent, utilities, gas, internet access, telephone and cable TV fees, when to pay the rent every month, and prevent unnecessary and difficult dunning actions in time. Housing facilities: who is responsible for the maintenance of non-human damage; Early termination of the contract: how to compensate, etc.