Graduation season is coming again. What should college students pay attention to when renting a house?

It's the annual graduation season. Most graduates will choose to leave their parents to rent a house, and some will choose to leave home to work in other places. Renting a house has become a top priority. When I was in college, I was still dreaming about how interesting it was to rent a house. Later, when I graduated, I found that "the ideal is full and the reality is very skinny." Many procedures and cumbersome contracts make the students who have just left the campus miserable, and the rental traps set by bad intermediaries and landlords make students hard to prevent. Then, when renting a house, what problems should we pay attention to and how to avoid some rental traps tactfully?

First, the rent problem.

? Most students first consider the rent, the amount of rent, whether it is reasonable, the way and time of payment, which should be negotiated with the intermediary or landlord before signing the rental contract. In addition, the responsibilities related to overdue breach of contract should also be clearly distinguished. Be sure to ask for a receipt when paying, and refund the deposit with the receipt.

Second, the problem of site selection.

? Try to rent a house near the company, which can save time and avoid being late for work because of traffic jams. If there is no suitable house around the company, try to find a house near the subway station and bus station. It's best to take the bus directly or transfer once. In addition, the facilities around the house are also very important, such as hospitals, vegetable markets and shopping plazas. Pay special attention to whether there are places of entertainment, construction sites and other places that have a great impact on rest.

Third, the rental trap.

? At present, the rental market is mixed, and college students who have just entered the society are likely to be "routines". In this regard, don't pay any fees before you decide to rent a house. Watch the landlord's real estate license and ID card before signing the contract. If it is subletting, watch the lease contract of the second landlord. When looking for a house, choose a regular website and intermediary to avoid being cheated.

Fourth, the issue of sharing.

? If you want to share, you'd better choose classmates or acquaintances, especially girls. We must be cautious in sharing the rent, and don't rashly share the rent without knowing the object of sharing. Before sharing, learn about the work, hobbies, family status and other information of the shared object, and keep copies of ID cards and work permits of both parties. In the allocation of property, we should also negotiate in advance, and we should also consider the rent of the occupants if one party withdraws the rent halfway.

In short, fresh graduates must listen more, see more, know more and pay more attention when renting a house, and they will definitely rent a satisfactory house.

(The above answers were published on 20 17-06-0 1. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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