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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hello, how about choosing an off-campus rental house in London for international students?
1. Learn to analyze the location, traffic, humanities and safety of the district, collect the best information on the Internet, and find several options you like. Due to geographical restrictions, it is not possible to find an agent to view the property, so students need to choose their favorite place according to factors such as information, ** and evaluation.
2. Sign a formal rental contract with the landlord. Under English law, such a contract is called assuredshortholdtenancy, which sets out the rights and obligations of you and the landlord, as well as what to do if you breach or terminate the contract.
3. The deposit mentioned in the contract must be paid. This fee is generally more expensive than the deposit for accepting an offer for on-campus housing, and some deposits cover the agency fee + deposit (generally calculated as six weeks' rent) + the first month's rent. All rights to the house except ownership belong to the tenant, and the lease has not yet begun.
4. Deposit of rental deposit, the most common problem of housing for international students in the UK is the dispute over the refusal of the landlord agent to return the deposit for various reasons.
5. Before moving in, the landlord agent generally provides an inventorylist of items related to the equipment, furniture, and electrical appliances inside and outside the house. If it is not provided, the tenant must check that the equipment is complete and working properly. It is recommended to take a photo before moving in**, and there must be a date to prove that it was taken before moving in, so that it can be used as evidence in the event of disputes in the future.
When moving out, make sure to clean it up and tidy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The project at Hoxton student apartment is not bad.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09International students renting in the UK can be solved in the following ways:
1.School accommodation: Many UK universities offer accommodation for international students, which is a safe and convenient option.
2.Private real estate agents: You can rent through a virtual rental agency who offers a variety of different housing options but will need to pay an agency fee.
3.On platforms such as Rightmove, Zoopla, Spareroom, etc., these platforms provide a lot of rental information and can be contacted directly with the landlord.
4.Subletting: You can share a house with other international students, which can save on rent and living expenses.
Regardless of which option you choose, international students need to pay attention to issues such as signing a contract, understanding how to pay rent and deposit, and checking housing facilities and safety when renting an apartment.
The process of renting a house outside:
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