Do I need to get property consent to rent my own residential housing?

The house is your own, you are the owner of the house, and the property serves the owner. You don't need property consent to rent it.

But it is best that after signing the lease agreement, both parties go to the property for the record. Like paying property fees, utilities, etc. It is clear to the renter and saves you the trouble of running. There are also some possible neighborhood disputes. If we don't live, what impact the lessee may have on the neighborhood? Please explain to the property.

And access control and so on The lessee is not the owner, and the house is definitely going back to the community. There used to be demands on strangers.

When renting a house, the lease agreement has clear provisions, such as payment method, lease term, liability for breach of contract, maintenance obligation during the use of the house and so on.

Yes, the lessee didn't pay the next rent, and the owner disagreed in this respect. The lessee couldn't find a room. Keep the lessee's information, copy of ID card, contact information, telephone number of emergency contact person, etc.

I hope to give you a reference.