2. Confirm the safety of the house. Be sure to carefully check whether the house is to be demolished or even dangerous. Now many landlords transform their houses into small rooms for rent. When renting a house, it is necessary to confirm whether there are potential safety hazards, such as water leakage and circuit layout.
3. Whether the service facilities around the house are complete is the most important concern for office workers, including whether the nearby traffic is convenient and whether there are supermarkets, banks, hospitals and other places.
4. Pay attention to the surrounding environment of the house as far as possible away from noisy places such as restaurants, seafood cities, karaoke bars and areas to be built, so as not to affect the rest. If it is a tall building, try to choose a low one instead of a high one, in case you can't use the elevator when you go home at night after working overtime.
5. Clear responsibilities. When renting a house, carefully check the facilities in the room, such as whether the doors and windows are normal, whether the sewer pipes are unblocked, and whether they often leak water. Don't forget to turn off all kinds of switches, such as water, electricity and gas, before paying the rent. In order to avoid unnecessary trouble after moving in.
6. Before signing the rental contract, be sure to let the owner take out the real estate license and ID card to see if the house belongs to this person. If it is not the property owner (some husbands only have the right to use the house, it depends on whether the landlord's public housing lease certificate and ID card match). It is best not to rent the second-hand house of the second landlord or the third landlord. If you must rent, let the former tenant show proof of the rental contract to avoid being fooled. After signing the contract, you should leave the contact information of the landlord, the more detailed the better.
7. Before signing the house lease contract, check whether the water, gas, electricity, telephone and property fees are in place. It's settled, so as not to be dumb in the future.
8. The rental agreement has a paper certificate, and the deposit requires a receipt. Renting a house must be signed by both parties after consultation, and there can be no separate verbal agreement to avoid disputes after renting. Landlords usually ask for a two-month deposit and must get a receipt. Remember to get the deposit back with the receipt when you check out.
9. When signing the lease contract, read the terms of the contract carefully, ask the vague contents in detail, and execute it literally. When both parties sign a house lease contract, it is best to make a detailed list of all the items in the house and put them away as an annex to the contract. And indicate who will bear the maintenance costs in case of damage. These seemingly insignificant details are actually very important. When signing a lease contract, you should also specify the lease date, lease term, rent and rent change method to avoid using vague language. If you want to rent for a year, don't sign a contract for half a year to prevent the landlord from raising prices halfway.
10. Of course, the burden of water, electricity, telephone and property management fees must be settled in advance, whether it is included in the rent, if not, whether it is fixed every month, whether it is borne by the lessee according to the actual expenses, who will pay it, or directly through the linked bank account, and so on.
1 1, the liability for breach of contract should be clear. For example, if the lessor fails to deliver the house, or if the lessee fails to return the rent at the expiration of the lease term, the liquidated damages can be charged at a daily rate higher than the rent standard; Where the lessor repossesses the house without authorization, or the lessee withdraws the lease without authorization, it may be agreed to bear a higher penalty in one lump sum, or it may be agreed to pay the rent for the unused lease term as a penalty. Wait for the details, pay attention.
12, it is better to ask the landlord to change the lock before moving in. The former tenant secretly left the key to the rented house, and theft often occurred in the future. For the sake of safety, it is best to ask the landlord to change the lock before moving in.