I rented a piece of land and bought a container for the tenant. After the phone was connected, the tenant refused to press the meter. What if I don't want to pay the electricity bill?

1. If this kind of tenant is really what you say, it's a bit shameless. Let's see if the contract has determined how much space to rent at that time, and then show it to him in black and white.

2. If you think this kind of tenant is not worth renewing (of course, it depends on whether the rent is considerable or whether there are other tenants when he doesn't rent), then confirm it when the original contract expires, and don't renew the lease when it expires.

As for the electricity meter, if he doesn't install it, you can install another electricity meter in your home, which is just your electricity consumption. Then look at the electricity consumption of the total table every month, and then subtract the electricity used by yourself from the total table, which is the electricity used by tenants. -Before installation, explain to tenants and tell them the extent of the overall progress at that time so that they can confirm it in person. If the tenant still doesn't pay the electricity bill, he'll have to try his best to fight violence with violence and cut off water and electricity.

Generally speaking, the key is to see if you have signed a contract with the tenant; If you don't sign and think the rent is still considerable, then take a step back. If you think this kind of tenant is really not authentic, then tell the tenant clearly: when will you stop renting this land?

5, if he is not too rogue, he must restrain himself.