How to pay the utilities when renting a house?

According to the regulations of the price department, the lessor and lessee should follow the principle of "whoever uses electricity pays" and share the electricity charges collected by the power supply department reasonably according to the electricity copied from the total electricity meter. If both the lessor and the lessee install sub-meters that can accurately reflect the bus loss, the line loss shall be shared according to the electricity consumption ratio of each sub-meter; If the sub-meter device behind the main meter is incomplete, that is, the lessor does not install the self-use meter, so that the line loss between the main meter and the sub-meter cannot be accurately reflected, the line loss allocated by each sub-meter shall be determined according to 1 kWh per month, and the rest shall be borne by the lessor; If neither the lessor nor the lessee is equipped with an electric meter, then the lessor and the lessee should consider reasonably sharing the total cost of the electric meter according to the living area or population, the power of household appliances and other factors.

The price department has specially formulated the calculation formula of electricity bill settlement: the sub-meter device behind the main meter is complete, and the settlement electricity bill between the lessor and each lessee = the electricity bill of the general meter ÷ the total electricity bill of the sub-meter × the actual electricity bill of each lessee; After the summary table, the lessor has not installed the meter for self-use electricity, and the lessee has installed the meter. Settlement of electricity charges between the lessor and each lessee = total electricity charges ÷ total electricity consumption × (actual electricity consumption of each lessee+1kWh/ month); If neither the lessor nor the lessee installs an electric meter behind the master meter, the electricity fee of each user = the sum of the master meter electricity fee ÷ sharing coefficient × sharing coefficient of each user.

Matters needing attention when renting a house

1. Define the use and maintenance of public facilities.

For example, in the kitchen, the general situation is that whoever uses it cleans up and keeps it clean and hygienic, so that everyone can have a good environment and get along more harmoniously. Public facilities are broken (including natural damage and labor), how to pay for maintenance?

2. How to pay public fees.

For example, how to pay public utility fees and property fees must be negotiated with the lessor and lessee before moving in.

3. Check whether the wall of the room is a brick solid wall (sound insulation is good) instead of a gypsum board (tapping with your fingers can tell that the sound of a solid wall is dull and low, and the sound of a gypsum board is brittle, which is quite different).

4. If the bedroom is facing the street, it is very important to ensure the sound insulation effect of the room window and ensure that the noise outside is acceptable when sleeping at night, otherwise it will directly affect sleep.