Who will get the deposit when renting a house? Intermediary or landlord

The rental deposit is collected by the landlord.

(1) The owner shall refund the deposit without damaging the house and its facilities.

When the renter requests to return the lease at the expiration of the contract, the owner may deduct the lessee's deposit on the condition that the housing facilities are damaged or under other excuses, causing unnecessary losses to the lessee. Therefore, when signing the lease contract, both parties should indicate how many working days after the lease expires. If the house and its facilities are not damaged, the owner should refund the deposit.

(two) the conditions and date of return agreed before signing the lease contract.

It's best to write down the things in the room and the old and new conditions clearly. When renting a house, the renter must check the internal facilities of the house, such as doors and windows, household appliances, furniture, gas, etc. And check the normal operation of household appliances and the integrity of furniture when looking at the house, and then list them one by one. It is best to indicate who will bear the maintenance costs in case of failure, so as to avoid conflicts between renters and owners when household appliances fail and responsibilities are unclear after occupancy. Pay attention to whether there is water leakage or damage.

(three) the lease contract does not stipulate the nature or rules of the deposit, and the deposit must be refunded.

If the lease contract does not specify the nature or rules of the deposit, the deposit will be regarded as the lease advance payment and will be refunded anyway.

The people's court shall not support the payment of retention money, deposit, deposit, contract money, deposit or deposit, but there is no agreement on the nature of the deposit.

(4) Unless otherwise agreed in the contract, the landlord shall refund the deposit when the lease relationship is terminated.

Unless otherwise agreed in the contract, the lessor shall return the lease deposit in full to the lessee without interest the day after the lease relationship is terminated and the lessee has moved out, cleared up and paid all the payable expenses. If there is any property loss during the rental period, the deposit can be deducted accordingly, and the deposit should be refunded after deducting the property loss. In the absence of a clear agreement on the nature of the deposit, the role of the deposit is to set a guarantee for the house and the property therein. If the lessor's house and indoor facilities are damaged during the lease period, it will be deducted from the deposit.

(5) If no losses are caused as agreed in the contract, it shall be returned at the termination of the contract.

If no losses are caused, the contract shall be returned upon expiration or termination. The problem of non-refundable lease deposit can be solved by both parties through consultation. If negotiation fails, you can collect evidence and bring a lawsuit to the court. If the lease contract does not specify the nature or rules of the deposit, the deposit will be regarded as the lease advance payment and will be refunded anyway.