I want to rent a house. What happened to the agency house trusteeship? What are the advantages and disadvantages of renting for five years?

Housing leasing and housing intermediary trusteeship are intermediary behaviors of housing leasing. The disadvantage of renting for five years is that the rent can't go up, and there may be cases where the intermediary defaults on the rent, but the advantage is peace of mind. The trust company rents the house from the owner at the market price, spends a little money to decorate and clean it, and rents it at an appropriate premium or even at the original price.

The hosting company will get a vacancy period of one month or 45 days from the owner-that is, during this month, the hosting company will list the house for rent to find a tenant, and the house will be vacant by default without paying rent. And if the house is rented out within one week, the rent collected during the remaining vacant period is the profit of the hosting company.

Other housing rental knowledge.

Traditional leasing is owner-to-tenant and individual-to-individual. The landlord needs to go to the intermediary to find a tenant, do his own cleaning, dock with the tenant the accounts and expenses such as water, electricity, gas, property fees, internet access fees, repair and replace non-man-made damaged light bulbs, water pipes and other facilities, and ask him to pay the rent.

For tenants, renting a house from a hosting company is safer and more reliable, with the endorsement of institutional credibility and a considerable number of warranty replacement services.