Is there a difference between the model lease contract for shops and houses?

I. Definition of facade house 1 refers to the detached house facing the street on one side of the road, especially the house used for commercial purposes. 2. A room with an independent facade on the roadside is a part of the house, and it must be a room on the first floor or a suite including a room on the first floor. This is also what we often say about the facade room: the ground floor room facing the street. Of course, the nature of the use of the house or the nature of the land is not the factor that defines the facade house. Appearance room, just a verbal term, has no strict legal meaning or professional term explanation, which is a conventional saying. 2. The model of retail house lease contract is different from the model of residential house lease contract. The model house lease contract is based on the relevant laws and regulations of the house lease contract, and generally includes the following elements: basic information of the house, lease term, rent, deposit, house maintenance, contract cancellation, liability for breach of contract, dispute resolution, etc. The house lease contract refers to the agreement signed by the lessor and the lessee on the possession and transfer of the right to use the rented house. Its content is that the lessor gives the house to the lessee for use, and the lessee pays the agreed rent to the lessor regularly, and returns the house to the lessor in good condition at the expiration of the agreed period or the termination of the lease. Housing lease contracts are divided into two categories according to their uses, residential and commercial. The principle of signing a lease contract for a residential house is whether it is more suitable for living. The principle of signing a lease contract for commercial housing is whether it is more suitable for office. Three. Matters needing attention in the model house lease contract of store tenant 1 Check the lessor's real estate license and valid ID card; 2. Review the lessor's house lease certificate; 3. When signing a rental contract, ask what the rent contains, and who will bear the water, electricity, heating, gas (natural gas) and property management fees; 4. Require the lessor to pay water, electricity, heating, gas (natural gas) and other expenses before renting the house; 5. Payment method. Lessor 1, check the identity certificate to see if people from other provinces and cities have legal residence certificates when living locally; 2. The lessee uses the house and stipulates in the contract that there shall be no illegal acts. In daily life, whether signing a rental agreement or other agreements, we should carefully consider the relevant terms, because this will involve our legitimate rights and interests in the later performance.