How do unreasonable landlords defend their rights when renting a house?

If you meet an unreasonable landlord, you can consider taking the following measures to safeguard your rights and interests:

1. Save the evidence: when communicating with the landlord, it is recommended to use written methods, such as email and SMS. And keep the evidence properly. If there is an oral agreement, you can also try to get the landlord to confirm it in writing.

2. Understand relevant laws and regulations: Understand the contract law, property law and other laws and regulations related to renting houses, so as to have a legal basis for safeguarding rights.

3. negotiate with the landlord: if you encounter problems, you can try to communicate with the landlord first to find a solution. If communication fails, you can consider asking a third party to coordinate or intervene, such as local property or neighborhood committees.

4. Complain to relevant departments: If negotiation fails, you can complain to relevant departments, such as local housing and urban construction, property management and other departments.

5. Seek legal aid: If the situation is serious, you can seek legal aid, such as asking a lawyer to sue the landlord or applying for arbitration.

In short, in the process of safeguarding rights, we need to remain calm, rationally analyze problems, seek reasonable solutions and safeguard our own rights and interests.