When I meet an unreasonable landlord and ask me to move out within a week, where can I find a house?

I have been working for more than 9 years, and I have lived in the company dormitory in major cities, and I have rented a house by myself

The first thing to consider before renting is how to find a house

1. Use the off-duty or rest time to go to various housing agents to find out just ask.

2. **Consult the rental information left on the search information network or community**.

3. Find out about the suitable rental location through colleagues and friends, and it must be convenient to commute to work.

2. Determine the location of the rental house:

1. The house you are renting should not be too far away from the company, and try to be within half an hour.

2. The surrounding environment should not be too complicated, and it should not be close to the construction site or factory.

3. It is best to rent near a familiar friend or colleague to take care of each other.

4. The transportation around the rental house should be convenient, not far from the bus station or subway station.

5. There should be a supermarket and convenience store near the rental house to facilitate the purchase of daily necessities.

3. Precautions for renting:

1. The anti-theft measures of the rental house should be good, and it is best to install monitoring.

2. The floor should not be too high, too high to be too lazy to climb the stairs and it will be very hot in summer.

3. The floor should not be too low, it is easy to get damp if it is too low, and there are many people entering and exiting the low floor.

4. When renting a house, pay attention to whether it is a second-hand sublease to prevent being deceived, and it is best to look at the real estate certificate.

5. Check whether the ventilation facilities are good, whether the electrical appliances are used normally, and whether the doors and windows are damaged.

6. When the landlord introduces the house, you should try to find out the shortcomings of the house and bargain with him.

4. Determine the rental and sign the rental contract

1. Before signing the rental contract, check the landlord's ID card and real estate certificate, and acquaintances can be exempted.

2. When signing the rental contract, read the relevant terms, obligations and responsibilities of both parties.

3. See the amount of water and electricity used in the room and write it into the contract to prevent it from being hacked by the landlord.

4. Sign the contract in duplicate, remember to clean up before moving in.

The above is purely a personal rental experience, to share with everyone, I hope to help you, and I hope you will be sooner.

Find a house that you are happy with.

Finally, I wish you a prosperous work, a prosperous career, a harmonious family, and a beautiful beauty.

First of all, I sympathize with the landlord's experience, it's not easy to go out, next time find a real landlord

Nowadays, many places to rent a house are intermediaries, and now there are uneven people who do this, and it costs money, which is not cost-effective.

My classmate was in that mung bean network a few days ago, the house was spelled, and there were a lot of messages from the landlord on it, and it was also real-name authentication, and now I live comfortably.

How so? Didn't you sign a deal? Generally, you need to give one month's notice

There are houses on the Internet, it depends on whether you need them or not, don't just talk about not practicing.

You didn't pay the rent, otherwise why would he let you move out?

It's illegal. No one, including the landlord, has the right to enter without the permission of the tenant, otherwise it violates the tenant's right to use and privacy. In addition, the tenant is not obligated to cooperate with the viewing at all times, and it is limited to the viewing and it is not possible to ask to be on call.

Legal analysis

During the rental period, the landlord can only bring someone to see the property with the consent of the tenant, which means that the landlord must seek the tenant's opinion before taking the view, and cannot directly bring someone to see the house, unless otherwise agreed in the contract. During the rental period, although the landlord still has the ownership of the house, the right to use the house belongs to the tenant. After the rental contract is signed, both the lessor and the lessee shall perform in accordance with the contract.

As a lessor, it is legal and in accordance with the contract to notify the lessee one month in advance whether to continue to renew the lease, and it is also in line with the contract between the two parties. However, it shall not hinder the tenant's normal use of the house, and shall not interfere with the tenant's normal operation without reason, such as leading others to see the house and other behaviors that interfere with the tenant's normal operation or life, then the tenant has the right to raise objections and refuse others to enter the house. If the lessor takes back the house in advance, it is illegal to agree in the contract between the two parties, because it violates the principle of contractual autonomy and infringes on the rights and interests of the lessee.

In this case, as a lessee hasLegal basisand the basis of the contract requires the other party to bear the liability for breach of contract. As a lessee, you have the right of first refusal. The so-called tenant's right of first refusal refers to the right of the lessee to have priority over others to lease the house under the same conditions if the lessor rents out the house after the expiration of the original lease period.

If the lessor subleases without the permission of the lessee, it should be liable to the lessee for breach of contract, because it infringes on the rights and interests of the lessee. At the same time, when the house is rented, the right to use the house belongs to the tenant. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the lessor has the ownership, right to use, right to benefit and right to dispose of the house, and once the house is leased, the lessor will also hand over the right of possession and use to the lessee.

Therefore, unless otherwise agreed by the parties in the rental contract. During the term of the tenancy, no one, including the landlord, has the right to enter without the permission of the tenant.

Legal basis

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 708: The lessor shall deliver the leased property to the lessee in accordance with the agreement and keep the leased property in accordance with the agreed purpose during the lease term.

Article 709: The lessee shall use the leased property in accordance with the agreed method. Where there is no agreement on the method of use of the leased item or the agreement is not clear, and it cannot be determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 510 of this Law, it shall be used in accordance with the nature of the leased item.

Article 710 The lessee shall not be liable for compensation if the leased property is used in accordance with the agreed method or according to the nature of the leased property, resulting in the loss of the leased property.

This is not illegal, because you have already told the landlord that you are going to move out, and the landlord must come to the room in advance to make an appointment with the tenant so that you can renew the contract quickly after you move out to ensure your interests. It's better to talk to the landlord and say hello to you the next time he comes back.

This is not illegal, this is a very normal thing, because you are about to move out, the normal rental market is like this, the tenant informs the landlord one month in advance that the lease will not be renewed, then the landlord will go back to find the tenant, or the brokerage company will take the customer to see the house, the tenant needs to cooperate.

It is not your room, and you have an obligation to inform him in advance. As for viewing the house, the landlord should say hello to you. It's not so illegal that it's crazy, at most it's crazy, and he has no choice but to wait for you to move out and then take someone to see the house, won't he charge a few days less rent. Let's understand each other.

Count as a breach of contract. The tenant's consent must be obtained and the tenant is at home before viewing the property, and he is liable for compensation if there is any lost item.

During the contract period, even if it is renting, it is an invasion of personal privacy and trespassing on the residence, and it is possible to sue the other party, but if it does not cause economic losses and other losses, there is no need to make such trouble, you have the right to defend your rights, but it is better to deal with it as appropriate.

The landlord is always greedy for profit, and he is reluctant to leave the house vacant for a day. Wish you had left your new tenant the same day and moved in. A little more earnings. I didn't tell you, of course, it's not appropriate. But if you want to say it's illegal, it's a lawsuit....The cost is too high to be worth it. There are other ways to retaliate against him.

It's not illegal, the landlord just takes people to see the property, not to drive you away, and it doesn't affect your rental period or your right of residence.

It's illegal, breaking into a private house, but it depends on whether you lose something, if you don't lose something, forget it, otherwise you can only go to the court to sue him, a lawsuit is a matter of hard work and money, even if you win, what can you do? Do you have the time and energy to do these things? If you lose something, it's a different story.

This situation is illegal. The contract and agreement said that the date was not reached, and he took someone to see the house without your consent. You should solve this problem with him through the police station.

In fact, this situation is of course not good. It is not legal, after all, you and the landlord have not yet reached the end of the lease period, and he goes to your room to see the property without your consent, which is actually a violation of your privacy.

I don't think the relationship between the tenant and the landlord is complicated when renting a house, but it is important to discuss with the landlord specifically, especially if you bring someone into the house may cause property damage.

It is illegal for the landlord to take someone to see the house without your consent when you go to work, because it is considered a trespass to your house before the deadline for renting a house.

It's not illegal for you to tell the landlord that the landlord has the right to let the tenant see the property.

It can also be said that it is illegal, because he brought someone into your house without saying hello to you, of course, you can ask the landlord why he didn't tell you about it, and if he can give a reasonable explanation, forget it.

Certainly unreasonable, he should have brought someone to see the house while you were there. This is unreasonable. The landlord's keys are spare and are available in case you need help before you have terminated your lease.

Legal analysis: When the rent is not yet available, the landlord is ready to sell the house, and often takes people to see the house, but can refuse. Your contract takes precedence over the purchase contract, and legally, you have priority.

During the rental period, the right to use the house belongs to you, but you have no ownership, and it is legal for the landlord to bring someone to see the house, but it has nothing to do with you regardless of whether to sell or not, and your relationship is within the lease period, and no one can ask not to move the house, which is also your right. If it's already disturbing your normal life, you can discuss it with your landlord. However, it involves that you are still living in the property, so you have the right to negotiate with the landlord and agree on a time to view the property.

Because the previous lease contract was signed between you and the landlord, and the sale contract was signed between the landlord and the agency. You have nothing to do with the agreement between the agency and the landlord, so the agent can bring someone to see it, and because you have already paid the rent, this kind of sale has disturbed your normal life, so you can negotiate with the landlord to solve it.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 465:Contracts established in accordance with law are protected by law.

Article 734 If the lessee continues to use the leased property upon the expiration of the lease term and the lessor does not raise any objection, the original lease contract shall continue to be valid, but the lease term shall be indefinite. At the expiration of the lease term, the tenant of the house has the right of priority to lease on the same terms.

Summary. Hello, your friend is renting at the landlord's house. And then the landlord was there.

If you stay at a friend's house for a few days, that is, at the landlord's house, and the landlord knows that you want to live for a while and asks you to move out, but in fact he doesn't want you to live in his house, you can go and tell your friend that the landlord doesn't want you to live in his house for a while.

My friend is renting at the landlord's house, the landlord is also there, I am staying at the friend's house for a few days, the friend is not there, the landlord knows that I am going to stay for a while while the friend is not there and tells me to move out, I should tell my friend about it.

Hello, your friend is renting at the landlord's house. And then the landlord was there. If you stay at a friend's house for a few days, that is, at the landlord's house, and the landlord knows that you want to live for a while and asks you to move out, but in fact he doesn't want you to live in his house, you can go and tell your friend that the landlord doesn't want you to live in his house for a while.

Ok thanks.

Will this affect the mood of the landlord and my friend?

No, dear.

I also wanted to pay the landlord some utility bills, but the landlord probably said it before I could say it.

I only stayed for 4 days.

Dear, if you want to continue to live, then you can talk to the landlord. You can say that you can pay a certain amount of money and let you stay for a few days.

I said I could pay her more utility bills, and the landlord said I had to stay a few days a month, which was too long.

What I understand to mean is that it shouldn't be a good deal for her.

She would probably prefer my friend to rent it alone.

Yes, the most important thing is for her interests, and if there is no interest, he will not let you live here.

Ok thanks.

You are welcome.

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Hello, I am the cooperating lawyer of the platform and have received your question.

We had just rented a house for three days and the landlord wanted us to move out.

No violation of the rules of the contract Sign the contract for one year Three days stay The landlord said the deposit is refundable Does the landlord have the right to let us move out.

Do you negotiate with the other party here? What was the outcome of the negotiation? Are you satisfied?

If the contract does not stipulate a liability clause for breach of contract, the two parties may negotiate for the breaching party to bear the liability for breach of contract such as taking remedial measures or compensating for losses; If the negotiation fails, it can be resolved through litigation or arbitration.

Liquidated damages are generally negotiated between the two parties, and if the negotiation fails, the actual loss shall be based on the contract, and if there is no agreement in the contract or the agreement is not clear, the actual loss shall not be more than 30%. Where a party claims that the agreed liquidated damages are too high and requests an appropriate reduction, the people's court shall take into account the performance of the contract on the basis of the actual losses.

The contract was signed for a year, and we were asked to move out after just three days, if we didn't move.

Do you have a contract between you?

Is there a breach of contract clause.

Do you negotiate with the other party here? What was the outcome of the negotiation? Are you satisfied?