What should I do if I meet an unscrupulous landlord when renting a house?

I have encountered the following unreasonable behaviors:

1. Require to pay rent or deposit that exceeds the legal standard in advance.

2. Entering the lessee's room without the consent of the lessee, or changing the structure or decoration of the house without authorization.

3. Require the lessee to bear the maintenance costs of abnormal losses.

4. Refuse the reasonable requirements of the tenant, such as repairing some damage problems and cleaning problems of the house.

If the above unreasonable behaviors are encountered, the tenant can take the following measures:

1. Communicate and negotiate with the landlord. If it fails, you can complain to the property management company or relevant departments.

2. Keep evidence, such as taking photos or videos, for subsequent rights protection.

3. According to the contract content and legal provisions, require the landlord to make reasonable repairs or compensation.

4. If the situation is serious, you can consider canceling the contract and returning the paid rent and deposit.

When renting a house, the tenant should also know as much as possible about the terms and conditions in the rental contract and carefully choose the landlord and house when signing the contract. At the same time, you can seek professional rental agents or lawyers to avoid unnecessary disputes and losses.