2. Check the condition of the house, check whether there is water leakage and mildew, and check the sealing degree of doors and windows to ensure safety.
3. Ask the lessor for the contract, know the lease term, deposit, monthly rent, lease renewal and lease withdrawal under special circumstances, and sign a written lease contract to ensure the rights and interests of both parties.
4. Ask the lessor for the relevant documents of the house, such as real estate license and property right certificate, to ensure that the lessor has the right to rent the house.
5. If necessary, you can ask the lessor to provide a maintenance agreement in order to solve the house failure in time.
6. When paying the lessor, it is required to collect an official receipt for future inquiry and use.
1. Check the basic features of the house, such as location, housing area, decoration degree, structure, kitchen, bathroom, entrance and exit, etc.
2. Looking at the house: Before renting a house, check the actual situation of the rented house in detail;
3. Determine the rent: the rent is generally charged on a monthly basis and should be clearly stipulated in the contract;
4. Check the lease contract: the lease contract generally includes the basic information of the leased house, the rent collection method, the lease term, the liability for breach of contract, etc.
5, understand the basic situation of the landlord: you can check whether the landlord has rented a house, whether there is a breach of contract experience. ;
6. Pay attention to house safety: ensure house safety. If there is a door lock, you can ask the landlord to provide security measures;
7. Pay attention to the safety of deposit payment: to ensure the safety of funds when paying the deposit, you can ask the landlord to sign a deposit agreement and keep the deposit receipt; 8. Determine the time of lease withdrawal: before the lease expires, notify the landlord in time to determine the time of lease withdrawal, and pay the rent in full on the day of expiration.
1, to understand the security situation in the area where the house is located;
2. Understand the supporting facilities of the house;
3. Understand the maintenance cost of the house;
4. See clearly the rent and contract terms;
5. Confirm the payment method with the landlord;
6. Arrange decoration or decoration;
7. Check the inventory of leased items;
8. Check the right to use furniture;
9. Understand the traffic conditions;
10, check the sanitary condition of the house;
1 1, have a detailed inspection of the house and internal facilities;
12. Sign the lease contract;
13. Confirm the lease time and check-out date;
14, pay attention to tax procedures when renting a house;
15, check the fire risk of the house.