How to euphemistically say that the rent has gone up?

With the development of economy and rising prices, the housing rental market is bound to rise. Some landlords want to raise the rent, but because they have been with renters for a long time, they don't know how to say it properly. Then how can they euphemistically say that they have raised the rent? Let's study with Bian Xiao.

How to euphemistically say that the rent has gone up?

1. If the landlord wants to increase the rent, he must inform the renter one month in advance and ask whether the renter wants to continue renting the house. If you don't tell the renter in advance, it will be unreasonable and even affect the living arrangements of the renter.

The landlord can find a time when both sides are free to chat with the renter. During the chat, he pretended to sigh casually that prices have gone up now, or talked with renters about this topic, and then mentioned that prices have also gone up sharply, and rents are rising everywhere.

3. Then euphemistically tell the renter what the rental price of the same apartment in the same lot is in the market now, then pretend to be embarrassed to say that he is in financial difficulties and cannot afford the large monthly consumption, and needs to increase the house, and then ask the other party if he needs to renew the rent.

4. If the renter wants to renew the lease, the landlord should tell the renter what the rent of the new house he has set is and how much it is more favorable than the market rent, and then let the renter consider whether to renew the lease.

Before raising the rent, the landlord must remember to check when the original rental contract expires, because the landlord is not allowed to raise the rent at will during the contract period. If the renter agrees to increase and renew the rent, then both parties need to re-sign the clothes lease contract. If the tenant doesn't agree, make an appointment for the tenant to move out of the house.

6. With the rise of market house prices, the rise of rent is inevitable, just like the rise of prices. What we have to do is not competition, but how to protect our legitimate interests under this trend.

7. When renting a house, the renter must sign a lease contract with the landlord. The contract must clearly state the lease time, house rent, whether subletting is allowed, liability for breach of contract, etc. To prevent landlords from raising prices at will or renters from paying rent on time.

With the rise of housing prices, the rent increase is inevitable, just like the price increase, but the landlord had better be tactful when raising the rent to avoid the gap between the two sides. The above is a detailed introduction on how to euphemistically say that the rent has gone up, hoping to help everyone.