What is a shared house? What's the difference between a shared house and a single house?

Sharing is when several people rent a house together. Shared housing is more common in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. There are many forms of shared housing, such as single room sharing and bed sharing. The development trend of shared housing is marketization and standardized management, such as various job-seeking apartments and white-collar apartments. Among them, Quanshan Student Apartment and Zhida Job-hunting Dormitory are representative.

The difference between shared housing and single housing;

1, the difference between shared rent and single rent. Single rent is to pay the rent and other expenses, and shared rent is to share the rent and other expenses.

2. The security differences between shared and single rented houses. Pay attention to the safety of money when sharing a house, because there are more people sharing a house than renting a house alone. If there are more expensive items, be sure to put them away. If you rent a house alone, you live by yourself. Compared with renting a house alone, money is safer, but you should pay attention to the safety of money and not let your guard down.

3. The area difference between shared and single rented houses. Sharing means that several people live together, and each person may have an independent small room of 10 square meter. It uses facilities such as toilets, kitchens and living rooms. Single rent is basically an independent house, basically 30 square meters, there will be an independent bathroom, the kitchen is not necessarily independent, and it will not be shared with others.

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Some explanations about sharing.

1, consumers' rights and interests can't be guaranteed by concluding a overlord contract. A consumer complained that when the intermediary company signed the contract, it was agreed that, with or without introduction, as long as the consumer signed the contract with the information room of the intermediary company, it was necessary to pay the intermediary fee. These clauses are illegal.

2. Make excuses and charge various fees. Some intermediary companies find various excuses, in addition to legal intermediary fees, but also charge so-called room fees, consulting fees and other fees.

3. Unlicensed "black intermediary" swindles money. Some "black intermediaries" without fixed business premises and licenses use consumers' ignorance to defraud money, and once they are found, they will run away.

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