Is it reasonable for three people to share a room with a balcony and ask us to do laundry only on Sa

1, the person in the master bedroom also only washes clothes on Saturdays, if not, it is completely unreasonable;

2. If everyone can only wash clothes on Saturdays, what is the reason why the person in the master bedroom can't usually wash them? Afraid of noise? This kind of rule is a bit too impersonal, on a hot day, is everyone's clothes enough to change every day for two weeks, in case something happens on Saturday and has to be washed in the second week, then you have to prepare clothes for three weeks.

3. What is the relationship between the three of you, how do you plan to get along in the future, and is it possible to change rooms?

It's not easy for everyone to be outside, in short, let's discuss it This kind of thing can generally be considerate of each other, if not, then continuing to live in such a relationship will also affect your mood

How to say it, it is really unreasonable to only wash on Saturdays, but it is understandable, after all, it is his bedroom. Maybe you don't know each other very well now, and he finds it troublesome. My suggestion is:

You can have a relationship with him everywhere.,Usually play together.,Eat together or something.,When the relationship is good, it's naturally convenient for everything.,Just don't make a fuss.,You won't be able to get along in the future.。。

Of course it's unreasonable, how can you only do laundry on Saturdays a week, it's too unreasonable. If he's inconvenient, then he can do laundry when he's at home, otherwise let him pay more money to rent the balcony, I've seen people do this, this kind of person too...

The balcony was in his own room, and since he had paid to rent it, he had every right to refuse access to the balcony to others. If you don't think it's reasonable, you can rent a room with a balcony by yourself.

Of course it's not suitable, it's so unreasonable, it's a gang, you can only wash your clothes once a week, it's such a hot day, it stinks to death, and you live with such an unreasonable person, and there will be a lot of conflicts in the future.

Let's change rooms, there is nothing to say to those who are not qualified.

Is the balcony in your roommate's room? Since the other party paid for the room, he had every right to refuse to allow anyone else to use the balcony. If you feel that it is unreasonable, you can only rent a room with a balcony by yourself, or set up a line to dry your clothes in your own room, I think that after the washing machine is dried, the clothes are still very dry, and there is no need to expose it to the sun.

Theoretically, the master bedroom has its own balcony, which belongs to the privacy of the master bedroom! However, there is no formal lease contract for a single master bedroom lease like this! Without a valid contract, there is no good way to protect your rights and interests!

You can refuse them to share the balcony with you! The reason is that the master bedroom is your private space! If they're messing around!

It is recommended to find a new house! Be sure to sign a lease contract with clear terms and conditions! Otherwise, once there is a dispute, there is no reason!

It's annoying!

My boyfriend and I rented the second bedroom, usually drying clothes on the balcony of the living room, I think the balcony of the master bedroom is someone else's private area, after all, the master bedroom is a little higher, otherwise people spend more money to rent the master bedroom picture. If I had the money, I would also rent the master bedroom, so it's more convenient to dry clothes, haha.

Look at the contract, the contract has a privacy protection or the scope of your lease. When renting a house, several other households should also consider the problem of no balcony and **. It's not that there's a small balcony at all, and there's no balcony and no windows.

I don't know exactly what kind of structure you have there. Does the balcony only connect to someone's bedroom? Is there an extra share of rent for the people who occupy the balcony without permission?

Let's see if communication can solve the problem...

It's best to find a partner you are familiar with, otherwise you rent a master bedroom, with a balcony, it will be occupied, it's really annoying, but there is no way, after all, there is no way to dry the quilt or something in a room without a balcony. Personally, it's better to rent your own balcony, after all, it's more convenient, if you go to dry your clothes and others aren't there, this won't take you into trouble.

Because of my work, I am renting an apartment in Shanghai. Since I smoke by myself, I tend to find a room with a private balcony. Many three-bedroom and two-bedroom houses only have a balcony connected to the master bedroom, so is this balcony a public domain or a master bedroom tenant?

Do I need to write ownership into the lease to prevent conflicts? After all, many master bedroom tenants pay more rent than other tenants and don't want to put up with other tenants coming in and out to dry their clothes. Fortunately, my landlord was better, and directly said that it was my private area, and the roommates who shared the room were not familiar with me, and they usually did not say hello, and they did not borrow the balcony.

It is recommended that the balcony be shared, but it is best to discuss the sharing rules with the other party to avoid unnecessary conflicts in the future. What if you are not at home and he wants to use the balcony of your bedroom, it is really troublesome, but there is no way. After all, only your bedroom has a balcony.

Besides, they are all roommates, and it is fate to be able to share a house together, and it is a little unsightly if you don't let them share.

I don't know if you rented the master bedroom or your roommate rented the master bedroom, if he rented, I think you can usually have a relationship with him everywhere, usually play together, eat together or something, the relationship is naturally convenient for everything, just don't make a fuss, otherwise you won't be able to get along in the future.

You can try to talk to the other person once and come up with a solution together, or you can rent a small one yourself!

Either quit and change places, or live with a compatible person.

There's no way, that's it for the shared house, otherwise how would he dry his clothes.

Hurry up and change rooms and give yourself a little freedom.

In this case, I think you should still negotiate with him in time to see if you can solve it.

Judging from your description, you shared a house, and when you were satisfied with the rent, you didn't look closely, only to find out in the middle of the night that your roommate's room can enter your room through the balcony. Because when the agent leads the viewing, they promise you that only your room can go to the balcony, so it is very unsafe, and this kind of thing can be negotiated with the agent to see if it can be handled.

In this case, you can tell the agent truthfully, and then you should also say that they can go directly to your house without telling the other party. Say that in this case, you must be safe and worried about your own safety.

In many cases, we need to accommodate each other in a shared house, otherwise everyone will be noisy, so let's learn to accommodate each other.

If you share a house, you can change it if you are not satisfied, and you can go directly to an agent.

This is also quite dangerous, and you can try to find a way to make up for it. That way, your life will be safe every day.

You can ask the owner to repair the balcony door and be able to lock it to ensure personal safety, girls are better to rent their own houses, do not share with others, and rent a small house if the economy does not allow, so that it is safer, and you must be careful everywhere you go out, so as to make yourself a healthy person.

Actually, your plan is possible. As long as all three parties can accept it, and the problem can be solved well, it is a proper solution.

According to the usual practice, the orientation and area of the room determine the rent**, but it cannot be used to determine the expenditure of other expenses.

Most of my friends in Shanghai and Beijing do this.

Your idea is generally correct, Chaoyang with a balcony is the best and most convenient, so it is the most expensive, and Chaoyang is definitely better than not Chaoyang, so 500, 400, 300 is more appropriate, of course, it has to do with the size of the room.

Yes, it's best if you sign a temporary rental contract.

The rent is really cheap, so it's about the same, depending on the size of the room, and then discuss it in detail depending on your relationship.

Generally can't agree, it's better to be fair.

OK. 500 with balcony400 without bring300 facing north

It's best to find a partner you know so you don't feel this way. Personally, it's better to have a balcony, after all, it's more convenient, if you go to dry clothes and others aren't there, this won't bring you trouble.

I have the impression that we would meet every day, except for saying hello, there was hardly much communication, maybe we didn't like to talk much at that time. I remember that he would travel a lot, and every time he was on a business trip, his girlfriend would come over every now and then come and go. The only time I remember we had one communication, and the only time we had a quick meal, the only time we sat down together and ate the fast food we had ordered.

I feel particularly embarrassed every time I dry my clothes, in case of a guest, I always feel that this will affect the appearance, I don't know if there is the same special problem, if the living room space allows, you canThen build two walls next to the bed to make the upper pass and the lintel, create a balcony, and then make a "fake" ceiling with a recess in the middle, and install the clothes pole in the notch.

My clothes were also hung on the balcony of the living room. If you don't think it's beautiful, you can install a curtain to block it. Or you can install a sliding glass door, that is, you can't see the outside in the living room, but the light transmission is good.

The balcony can see inside the living room. That's what I installed in my house, so that it can cover the clothes on the balcony, because it's a house rented with another boyfriend, so it won't be embarrassing.

I shared a house with the opposite sex, and it was very embarrassing when I dried my clothes, and then I found a friend who studied design to design it for me, which is a house type with a bay window, and then the bay window sill can be made into a stone countertop, wrap the window cover to prevent bumping, and use a folding hanger to put the clothes on the bay window to dry, and the sun and breeze are also there. If the floor height of the living room is relatively high, it can be said that a lifting drying rack is installed inside the modeling ceiling near the window. Put down the clothes when you are drying, and put them away when you are not drying, so as to keep the indoor space as low as possible.

When I graduated from college, I shared a house with my good friend, but there was only one balcony for drying clothes, which I designed itself, and then modified it, if the gap between the living room and the balcony was too high, and the clothes pole was too low, you can also do some remedies through later decoration. For example, according to the overall style of the situation to choose the appropriate material to customize the Cheng decorative board, placed under the pass beam to block the clothes pole, the decorative board is best to have a hollow effect, the partition can not be too wide, so as not to affect the lighting of the living room.

It's not a shared house, it's like I rented it to her, but we did live together for a while. Because I had a bad impression of my roommate's bed in college, I asked to be a girl. A week later, I was contacted by a girl named C, who was preparing for the graduate school entrance examination.

Then I came to my house to have a look, had a meal together, got to know each other's personalities, and felt that they were all still in the same world, so I rented the second bedroom to her. However, the benefit is also obvious, that is, the home is obviously more like a place for people to live than a house.

Before sharing a house, I always thought that women should be the same as on the outside. If you dress cleanly, then you should also clean up your housework. Later, I knew I was wrong.

I don't believe in the word "what is the same" anymore. Before buying a house, I had the experience of renting a house for a while, and my friend and I rented it first, with three bedrooms and two living rooms. I occupied two rooms by myself, a study and a bedroom.

There is also a vacant room. One day my buddy told me on the Internet that what are you doing with this empty house, why don't you sublet it out.