1. Go to the surrounding area to find a rental community, observe the housing situation, and negotiate the occupancy mode with the landlord.
2. Query the landlord's rental information on the community information platform.
3. Consult the local property management to understand the information provided by the landlord in order to find a house.
4. Look for it on professional rental websites, and pay attention to choosing a reliable platform.
5. Looking for houses through real estate agents or housing agents, these agents will have more information about houses, including the houses of the first-hand landlords. However, it should be noted that it is necessary to verify the credibility and legitimacy of institutions and avoid property losses caused by bad institutions.
No matter which way you choose to find a house, you need to carefully verify the authenticity of the house information, including the actual area, decoration and geographical location of the house. At the same time, negotiate the details and price of the lease with the landlord to avoid unnecessary disputes.