How to deal with unreasonable landlords?

In the process of renting a house, some landlords may have some unreasonable behaviors, which will cause trouble to tenants. The following is the unreasonable behavior of the landlord and its countermeasures:

1, charge extra fees: Some landlords will charge unreasonable fees in the process of renting houses, such as "agency fee" and "decoration fee". Tenants can make clear the items and amount of fees with the landlord before signing the contract, and do not sign a contract containing extra fees to avoid unnecessary losses.

2, maintenance is not timely: when there are some problems in renting a house that require timely maintenance by the landlord, some landlords will perfunctory or ignore it. At this point, the tenant can negotiate with the landlord and record the maintenance process. If the landlord still doesn't solve the problem, he can defend his rights through the complaint channels agreed in the rental contract.

3. Unreasonable rent increase: Some landlords will raise rents for various reasons after the lease expires, making tenants feel squeezed. Tenants can ask for clear terms of rent adjustment when signing the contract, and negotiate with the landlord on terms of renewal and rent before the lease expires to avoid being forced to accept unreasonable rent increase.

4. Unreasonable request for in-room rounds: Some landlords keep asking for in-room rounds during the lease period, which affects the privacy and safety of tenants. Tenants can make reasonable requests for refusal, and negotiate with the landlord to clarify the rules and time of the round to protect their rights and interests.

5. Malicious seizure of money: Some landlords maliciously detain money for various reasons after the lease term ends, which makes tenants feel unfair. Tenants can ask about the use and refund rules of the deposit when signing the contract, check the rental situation with the landlord before the end of the lease period, deal with problems in time if found, and leave relevant evidence.

If you encounter the unreasonable behavior of the landlord when renting a house, the tenant should try his best to safeguard his rights and interests, fully negotiate and communicate with the landlord, and keep relevant evidence so as to take legal measures to safeguard his rights and interests when necessary.