Is there an agency fee for renting a house in the same city?

Generally, you don't need an agency fee to rent a house in 58 cities, but it depends on whether the house you choose is put by the landlord himself. If it is released by an intermediary company, you have to charge an intermediary fee of about one month. Generally, the landlord and tenant pay half. If the landlord put it himself, there is no agency fee. Moreover, 58 also launched a monthly rent, without paying a deposit, and the rent is paid once a month, which is very worry-free.

1. Generally speaking, the top-ranked houses on 58 are published by some intermediary companies, because they have cooperation with the 58 website itself and can get the top-ranked recommended positions. The landlord's own listings published on 58 are basically in a very backward position, because 58 will also be eligible for personal free listings, and it is difficult for people looking for a house to see the listings published by the landlord himself.

2. The agency fee charged for renting a house is actually the service fee paid by the tenant and landlord to the agency. Generally, it is charged according to the standard of one month's rent, that is, after the tenant and the landlord sign the rental contract, they each pay half of the monthly rent to the intermediary. Of course, this charging standard is not fixed. Every local market has some gaps, and different intermediary companies charge different fees.