Do you need to make property delivery when renting a house?

General rental also requires property delivery. If you find a house through an intermediary, you need to confirm the delivery list with the intermediary before signing the rental contract, which mainly includes water, electricity, house inspection and fee settlement. If there is no problem, sign it again. Because the delivery result of the leased property directly determines the money that the landlord will deduct when checking out. It refers to the handover process of water, electricity, furniture and household appliances after signing the contract, including the cost of water, electricity and gas, and the damage (compensation) cost of furniture and other facilities. Therefore, the correct delivery of property is very important and necessary.

What should I pay attention to when delivering rental property?

1. Are the internal facilities equipped as required?

Most tenants are tired of changing their rented houses, and often don't have any furniture and appliances except the necessities of life. Therefore, when dealing with this group of people, the owners as lessors often provide some furniture and appliances including beds, tables and chairs, televisions, refrigerators, water heaters, washing machines and so on. On the one hand, it can meet the lessee's demand for speeding up the rental of houses, on the other hand, the rental price will be much higher than that of vacant houses, but this will cause more or less problems to both parties in the future rental process, so it is very important to submit the property during the rental process and then urge both parties to conduct a detailed inspection of the internal facilities.

2. Who owns the keys to the rental house?

Judging from the usual leasing practice, most owners will give all the keys to the lessee for safekeeping and use in order to avoid the trouble caused by the theft of their houses. However, this is still not enough to dispel some concerns of the lessee, so the most popular method at present is that the lessee replaces the door lock (wooden door in the security door), and then the owner deducts the expenses from the rent. This is a way that both parties can kill two birds with one stone.

3, doors and windows facilities are in normal use.

The inspection of doors and windows is especially suitable for those buildings 1980 or older, including bungalows. The doors and windows of these houses have been used for many years, and there are more or less problems in terms of loose screws and firm glass, especially the external glass of the building should be carefully checked. If necessary, gently push the glass to see if it is possible to loosen and fall. Don't bother at this time, lest you regret it later.