How to find a landlord to rent a house directly?

1, find the landlord directly through the introduction of friends around you. This situation is more reliable. Before renting a house, ask people you know and friends around you to see if there are any landlords you know who have housing.

2. Ask the community security. Security guards in residential areas generally have a better understanding of the housing situation in residential areas, so before renting a house, you can go to the security booth in your favorite residential area to inquire about the following contents.

3. Rent a platform through the Internet. There are many such platforms now, and there is a lot of housing information, but many of them are not directly rented by landlords, so this method needs careful identification by tenants.

Matters needing attention in renting a house

1. Before renting a house, verify whether the house itself can be rented and whether the lessor has the right to rent it. Understand the current situation of the house before renting, such as whether the ownership of the house is controversial, whether it is mortgaged or preserved. If this is the case, it is recommended to rent it carefully. In addition, before signing the contract, the lessor must be required to show the original real estate license, the lessor's ID card or the original household registration book. , and carefully verify.

2. In reality, the form of renting a house is an oral agreement and a written contract is signed. However, taking an oral agreement is risky, and once a dispute occurs, no one can tell. Therefore, it is suggested that the lessee should sign a written contract even if the lease term is short. After all, an oral agreement with the other party is likely to go back on our word, and it is safer to write it down in black and white.

The contents of the contract should be as detailed as possible. For example, make clear the amount, method and time limit of rent payment, the liability of both parties for breach of contract, and who will replace the consumption of natural goods. Don't make all the terms too big. Before moving in, you should check the facilities, furniture and electrical appliances of the house. Accompanied by the landlord, make sure these things are intact. If it is incomplete, it should be indicated in the contract. Make the contract as detailed as possible. Don't be afraid of trouble. One more thing now, one less thing in the future.

4. Read the contract carefully. When renting a house, many people think that the lease contract is irrelevant and just a formality. I don't know that this idea is likely to leave hidden dangers for myself. It is necessary to guard against people. It is very likely that the lessor will set some clauses in the contract that are beneficial to him and unfavorable to the lessee. For example, if the electrical appliances and appliances of the house are damaged during the lease period, the lessee shall bear the maintenance obligation. In addition, even the standard terms should be read carefully.

5. The deposit problem. According to the Guarantee Law, if the lessee breaches the contract after the deposit is paid, the lessor shall not return the deposit. If the lessor breaches the contract, it shall double the deposit paid by the lessee, and the amount of the deposit shall not exceed 20% of the total contract amount. Remind everyone that it is not advisable to pay too much rent for renting a house. In case you don't want to rent it for your own reasons, the other party can not refund it, and paying more deposit will make you lose more.

6. "One mortgage and three payments" is a common phenomenon in the current housing rental market, that is, the lessee pays four months' rent in advance when renting a house. There is no clear provision in the law for this kind of "mortgage pays three" rent payment method, which has certain risks to the lessee. In the case of "one fee and three payments", it is necessary to specify the amount, nature and refund conditions of the paid rent in the contract, and ask the lessor to issue a receipt when paying the money, and at the same time, it is best to transfer the rent to the lessor's personal account. It is best to record the whole process or keep relevant chat records.

7. Be wary of the second landlord. Legally speaking, if the second landlord sublets the leased house, it must go through the consent or commitment of the original lessor. Therefore, the lessee can request to see the lease contract signed by the second landlord and the original lessor and the proof that the original lessor agrees to sublease. In addition, the termination date of the sublease contract shall not exceed the termination date agreed in the original lease contract, otherwise the lessee will bear greater risks.

8. Handover procedures. Be sure to clear the handover procedures with the lessor before moving in, such as whether the previous utilities and property fees have been paid, so as to avoid unnecessary troubles in the future. At the same time, the lessor is required to count household items face to face, such as how many chairs there are and where a corner of furniture is missing, which should be recorded and signed by the lessor; Confirm the specific figures of water meters and meters with the lessor, and check them carefully when deducting money to avoid paying for others.