Have you ever seen these behaviors when renting a house and encountering landlords?

When you go out to work and study, the first thing you need to do is to find a suitable house. Meeting a good landlord will make you worry a lot, but meeting a weird landlord can sometimes be really frustrating. Helpless.

In the previous article (link at the bottom of the article), we talked about the weird tenants that landlords encountered during the rental process. Today, let us take a look at the weird behaviors of these weird landlords.

Landlords who always want to rent a room

Generally speaking, after renting a house, the right to use the house belongs to the tenant within the contract period. The landlord cannot come in and out of the rented house at will at this time. . But Mr. Li from Hangzhou met a weird landlord who always wanted to get in and out of his room.

Mr. Li rented a house with a separate kitchen and bathroom. At that time, he found that the door lock did not work very well, so he happened to have an unused lock on hand and changed it himself. I was thinking of having the landlord replace the original locks when I move out.

The problem came later. One day, the landlord called Mr. Li directly and asked why he changed the locks. He said that it was inconvenient to check in and out, and asked for the keys. Mr. Li refused on the spot, believing that after renting a house, he had the right to use it. During the contract period, the landlord had no right to enter without permission.

I don’t know what you think, but I think this is too weird! Does your landlord always come in and out of your rental house at will?

If water leaks upstairs, are the residents downstairs also responsible?

Water leakage is an annoyance for every resident. It would be even more embarrassing if it caused trouble to the residents downstairs. However, I didn’t expect that there was a strange landlord who died because of water leakage in his home. Ask the tenant downstairs to bear the same responsibility?

Ms. Wang rented a house in a community in Shenzhen, but some time ago, she discovered that the upstairs was leaking. After discovering the leak, Ms. Wang quickly found the resident upstairs.

It turned out that water leaked from the kitchen upstairs, and over time it seeped into Miss Wang’s house. The tenant upstairs told Ms. Wang that this was a problem with the facilities of the house and had nothing to do with the tenants, so it had to be dealt with by the landlord.

Miss Wang felt that what the other party said made sense, so she contacted the landlord, but the landlord said that the problem was caused by the developer and that the pipes had not reached the usable life, but since this has happened I am willing to take part of the responsibility, but Sister Wang also has to take part of the responsibility.

Ms. Wang disagrees with the landlord. She feels that she is a victim and her home has suffered losses, and the other party should bear full responsibility. Because the two parties had been unable to reach an agreement, Ms. Wang gave up communication. She planned to protect her legitimate rights and interests through legal means.

Rooms can only be shared by opposite sexes, not same-sex ones?

Because of work, Xiao Zhou rented a house with a monthly rent of 4,800 in Beijing. He signed a one-year contract at the time, but now he has been kicked out by the landlord after just three months of living here. .

The reason why Xiao Zhou couldn't accept the landlord's kicking him back was that the landlord said that this house could only be occupied by one man and one woman, because Xiao Zhou lived with his younger brother, and the landlord said that this was absolutely not allowed.

The landlord unilaterally terminated the rental contract with Xiao Zhou because of same-sex living, and did not return the deposit for the house. However, Xiao Zhou did not breach the contract. The contract he signed did not say that two people could not live together, nor did it say that people of the same sex could not live together.

The landlord believes that when renting a house with Xiao Zhou, he had already made a clear verbal agreement that same-sex residents cannot live in his house because two men do not pay attention to hygiene. One girl can live there.

From the editor's point of view, this is the first time I have heard that same-sex residents are not allowed to live together. The reason is that hygiene will deteriorate. This is indeed a bit strange. However, if Xiao Zhou had reached a verbal agreement with the landlord before, he really shouldn't have done this. But since it was not written into the contract, it must have been the landlord's breach of contract first.