If you have any questions about the rental contract, please help a friend who knows!

According to the contract, you should pay two months' rent, which can be used to offset your deposit and mortgage the house for another month. Just settle your utility bills when you go. It's okay to talk about shared housing, these are very flexible, you can talk to the rent, and try to accompany as little as possible.

If the landlord is also a knowledgeable person, it is easy to say. Another way is that you can find a tenant yourself, rent your house, commonly known as the second landlord, and let him give you the deposit and rent, and he will live there, so that the landlord has nothing to lose. These are all things to talk to the landlord.

Good luck!!

2. If you sign with an intermediary company, you can only compensate for liquidated damages, or discuss with the intermediary to find a customer yourself, rent your house, and let him give you the rent deposit. A change to the contract is all it takes.

Basically, the current operation is that you find a person to rent the house on your behalf to take the contract, so that you can negotiate with the agent, and the practice is that you only need to pay a contract change fee of 200 yuan, and you can return the remaining rent and deposit.

It should be ok. The premise is that your utilities such as utilities are deducted.

It should be like this, because the contract you have in your hand says it"Liquidated damages equal to 2 months' rent are required"It is not necessary to pay 2 months' rent in addition to liquidated damages. As long as the contract is valid and legal, I believe that the homeowner will not embarrass you, good luck... Since you signed with the intermediary, it's fine!

You just need to settle the utilities and liquidated damages! After all, contracts also have legal effect!

1. The landlord cannot let you move out before the contract is terminated.

2. If you want to terminate the lease contract in advance, you may be held liable for breach of contract by the landlord.

3. If you do not propose to terminate the contract, but there is an overdue payment of rent, the landlord has the right to pursue your liability for breach of contract according to the contract (if the contract stipulates that the landlord has the right to terminate the contract in the case of late payment, the landlord can unilaterally terminate the contract and require you to move out).

Valid is valid, whoever is named on the lease contract can pay the landlord at the original price. But what you take from someone else doesn't work for you. Find the original shopkeeper and landlord theory, the original housing lease contract.

Hello, according to your description, the answer is as follows:

If the landlord's son has signed the lease contract without the landlord's entrustment, and his son's act of signing the lease contract is not entitled to disposition, then the validity of the lease contract is pending. If the landlord denies the lease agreement, you should return the property.

Therefore, you need to prove that the landlord entrusted the rental to his son, otherwise your rights will not be guaranteed.

1. The contract can be provided by either of the two parties, but generally speaking, the party providing the contract will add terms that are more favorable to its own party in the content of the contract, that is, the content of the contract is more beneficial to the provider party.

2. Although the terms of your contract are detailed, they may not be beneficial to the other party of the contract, and the other party may not agree to adopt them.

3. No matter which party provides the contract text, it is recommended that both parties try to carefully review the content of the contract to avoid unnecessary disputes.

4. If you are the lessee, it is recommended that you strive to use the contract text you provide.

5. On the issue of the deposit, it depends on the specific provisions of the contract, as long as both parties agree to return the deposit when checking out in the middle, the contract has legal effect.

The contract should be agreed by both parties and the terms should be more detailed.