How can you tell if the other party is a second landlord when renting?

Whether there are multiple sets**.

If you call ** and the other party asks you which house to rent, you need to be careful. Landlords generally only rent out one house at a time, and if you ask which house you have, it is very likely that it is an agent or a second landlord.

Whether there is a title deed.

This is easy to understand, just check whether the real estate deed is the landlord himself. The title deed is a good proof of who owns this home, and if you have the opportunity, it's a good idea to see the original. If you don't see the original, at least see the photocopy.

Whether there is a serious occupation.

If you can't provide the real estate certificate for the time being (many houses in urban villages are not provided), then the next step is to judge whether the landlord has a serious job, the landlord generally has his own job, and the agent and the second landlord are generally professional, renting, buying and selling houses for a living.

Whether there is a rental contract or sublease agreement.

If you are sure that you are a second landlord or a subleter, but you really want to rent this house. It is advisable to check the original landlord and their rental contract to determine whether subletting is allowed.

Can you contact the original landlord.

For the sake of safety, it is recommended to contact the original landlord to verify the details to avoid being deceived by the second landlord.

Think twice before signing a formal rental or shared housing contract.

It is recommended to sign a rental contract provided by the Housing Authority or refer to the electronic lease contract of Youqu Life, and read the terms and conditions involving deposits and rents twice to avoid being fooled by the second landlord.

When renting an apartment, you must ask the other party to provide the house book and ID card, and if you find out that the owner of the house book is not the landlord, I think it is more likely to be a second landlord.

When renting a house, you just let him take out the red book, if he has a red book, then of course he is the landlord, if there is no red book, then he is likely to be the second landlord, you must pay attention to it when signing the rental contract.

You have the right to ask the other party to show the title deed.

And it's normal, anyway, if I rent someone else, I will take the initiative to let the other party see it, this is a very normal thing.

There's nothing rude about you asking to show it.

There are many ways to identify the "second landlord" if the layout of the house has been changed, and the most intuitive way is to check whether the layout of the house has been changed. But in order to make a higher profit, the "second landlord" will try to convert all the space in the house into a living space, such as the living room, study and even the kitchen

When renting a house, the name on the real estate certificate is the same as the ID card, and if it is the person, it is basically the owner, if there are two people on the real estate certificate, you need to be present at the same time, or there is a power of attorney to sign the contract.

It mainly depends on whether you can provide the title certificate or other property right certificates. Second-hand landlords can't provide these things.

When renting a house, you want to determine whether the other party is a second landlord, so you can see whose name is on the real estate certificate? If it's not his name, surely he's a second landlord. In addition, what the second landlord said is not so calculated, and he can't make up his mind about anything.

Title deeds, of course! However, under normal circumstances, you will not find the so-called second landlord, because you only know to pay her rent.

You can consult and inquire through different channels, and it is through this house that the people around you can understand who this landlord is.

Let's see if there is a title deed.

At present, there are indeed a lot of mixed rental information on the market, which makes it difficult to distinguish the real from the fake, if you want to confirm whether it is the landlord, you can ask the other party to show the original or copy of the house book, which is the safest.

How do you confirm that the other party is the landlord? When signing a rental contract, it is emphasized that the landlord presents the original and photocopy of the ID card and real estate certificate, which can ensure the authenticity of the landlord.

It depends on whether he can take out the real estate certificate immediately, and then see if the name on the real estate certificate is the same as the name on the ID card.

If you don't believe that you can read the household registration book, if you don't believe it, you have to go to the real estate bureau to check it.

The first thing to do is to look at the other party's real estate certificate, and the comparison of the two documents of the ID card is clear at a glance. It's better to be cautious. Hope you go well!

How to confirm the rental is the landlord can look at his real estate certificate certificate, confirm all aspects, and know his true identity.

Check whether the ID card information of the owner of the real estate certificate and the other party is consistent.

See whether the ID card and the house book are consistent, and see whether the house book is consistent with the address of the house.

You have to see if he has a title deed, this is very important

"Second-hand landlord" refers to a person who first rents the entire house from the original landlord, and then subleases it to others in whole or separately, and profits from it is called a "second-hand landlord". In a legal sense, the landlord is the landlord and the tenant is the tenant. A tenant who sublets a property to another person at a higher rent than the original rent is called a "second landlord".

The behavior of "second landlords" has always been prohibited by law.

Article 716 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The lessee may, with the consent of the lessor, sublease the leased property to a third party. If the lessee subleases, the lease contract between the lessee and the lessor shall continue to be valid; If a third party causes the loss of the leased property, the lessee shall compensate for the loss. If the lessee subleases without the consent of the lessor, the lessor may terminate the contract.

Article 240 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The owner shall enjoy the right to occupy, use, benefit from and dispose of his immovable or movable property in accordance with law.

Summary. The method of renting a house only to find out that it is a second landlord is to rent a house and find out that it is a second landlord, which does not involve compensation. The reason why there is no compensation involved is that the second landlord's house is still rented, and the tenant is also at fault, and when the tenant signs the "Rental Contract" for renting a house, he must check the owner's ID card and real estate photo.

If the landlord is not coming to discuss the rent, it is important to have valid documents to prove the relationship between the landlord and the landlord.

The method of renting a house only to find out that it is a second landlord is to rent a house and find out that it is a second landlord, which does not involve compensation. The reason why compensation is not involved is because Paila is the second landlord's house is rented, and the tenant is also at fault. If the landlord is not coming to discuss the rent, it is important to have valid documents to prove the relationship between the landlord and the landlord.

If the tenant does not quarrel when renting the house, whether it is the owner or not, and signs the "rental contract", and then the second landlord asks for compensation, there is a suspicion of deliberate leakage. It is recommended to communicate with the intermediary to change, which can be resolved through negotiation or litigation, and can be sued according to the lease contract, requiring the original landlord's certificate related to the sublease, and if not, it is a private sublease. The contract is null and void.

It's not legal to rent without the consent of the first and third parties.

Yes. After I rented the house, the real landlord came over, they didn't make a fuss, and they knew that the house was subletted, but I paid a deposit and two months' rent with the person who rented my house, and if he didn't return it, can I report to the police, how to solve it.

The amount is not large. You can call the police, or you can sue him.

This is not a question of whether the amount is large or not, your rights and interests have been infringed and you can sue.

If you call the police, do you report it on your mobile phone or go directly to the police station?

This is fine, but it is recommended to go to the police station.

Good. Also, you must keep the evidence of your rental with the second landlord and the amount handed over.

And then there is the fact that these are prosecution evidence.