How to rent a house near the University of Sydney?

Most international students, including their families, are most concerned about safety. After all, safety comes first when you are away from home.

But first of all, you have to be clear about a concept, there is no absolutely safe area, only a relatively safe area. When renting a house in Sydney, I suggest you choose the north and the east. Even if you live in the south and west, you should choose large areas and central towns.

In Sydney, it is best to avoid choosing some areas with relatively poor public security, such as Auburn, Campesi, Bankstown and glanville.

2. The problem of regional selection

For students who have just arrived in Sydney, everything is so strange. It is even more difficult to rent a house in such a strange city. Let's first look at the characteristics of various regions in Sydney.

Southern District: The Southern District of Sydney is a gathering place for Chinese. Many foreign students from China who have just come to study in Sydney will choose to live in the South District, such as Hurstivlle and kogarah, which are the first choice areas for foreign students. The housing price in the southern district is relatively low, the consumption level in this area is relatively popular and the transportation is convenient.

West and Inner West: Burwood, Ashfield, Auburn and Rhodes are all suburbs that international students like.

East District: The East District is mainly inhabited by UNSW students. Belonging to the traditional old district, it has a good living environment and good public security. The more popular districts are Kingsford, Landwick, Maruba, Zetland and Kenningston, but the rent is relatively expensive.

North District: The traditional rich area, the public security is generally good. China people like to live in Chatsworth, Gordon, Epping, Eastwood and Hornsby. The rent prices in this area are different, which should be judged according to the actual situation.

3. Landlord problem

Renting a house is really lucky to meet a good landlord. When you meet a bad landlord, you can only admit that you are unlucky. Generally speaking, when renting a house in Sydney, the landlord and tenant sign a contract for at least half a year. During the signing and effective period of the contract, the owner has no right to adjust and terminate the contract in advance.

Before signing a contract, you must read any terms in the contract carefully. If you don't look carefully, ambiguous sentences really appear, and the landlord may find problems in these sentences, and finally arbitrarily deduct your deposit and arbitrarily increase the rent. This has really happened.

4. Second landlord problem

The problem of subletting is actually the problem of "second landlord". Everyone knows that the second landlord rents the house to the tenant. Even if you want a house in short rent, you must find a formal institution or a reliable landlord. Never find a second landlord.

Because first of all, when you rent a house from the second landlord, you can't be sure of the authenticity and reliability of the housing information. If the second landlord earns you more money from the middle, you don't know. If the second landlord suddenly disappears, you don't know who to complain to. Therefore, even in short rent, we should rent houses through formal channels.