The difference between owners and tenants

Some differences between landlords and tenants are as follows:

1, the owner is the owner, which is very different from the household, because the household may not be the owner himself, does not own the property rights of the house, and is just a temporary or rented person.

2. The owner refers to the owner of the property. He owns the right to use and own the house, but he doesn't own the land. Owners can be natural persons, legal persons and other organizations, domestic citizens or organizations, and foreign citizens or organizations. Many tenants are second-hand landlords now, renting them themselves and then renting them to others. It's not the owner. The owner is the name of the person written on the real estate license. Residents may just be tenants, but they still have to look at the real estate license.

The biggest difference between the owner and the tenant is the ownership of the property. The owner is the owner of the property and has the ownership. A tenant may be a person who rents a house and pays the rent. The rent paid is only the right to use the property, not the ownership. Legally speaking, the owner is the owner of the house. The Property Law clearly stipulates the rights of owners.

The content of this article comes from: toilets, halls, foyer, stairs by the Building Industry Press.