1. Use professional housing rental websites or applications, such as Zillow, Apartments.com, Craiglist, etc. These websites will list the houses of different landlords and provide user comments to help you find a good landlord.
2. Find rental information through social media platforms, housing rental groups and housing rental forums. These channels generally have other tenants or landlords posting information, and you can communicate with them and seek advice.
3. Seek recommendations from friends, colleagues, family members and others. If they have lived in a good landlord's house, they may be willing to share their experience and contact information with you.
4. Before making an appointment to see the house, ask the landlord questions, such as whether pets are allowed, whether there are public facilities, whether there is a maintenance plan and so on. Their answers may help you understand their attitudes and responsibilities towards tenants.
Before signing the contract, make sure that you have carefully read and understood all the terms in the lease contract to ensure that the rights and responsibilities between you and the landlord are guaranteed.