A letter to the tenant

Dear rental tenants: Hello!

? First of all, welcome to your arrival. This is my new house in 2017. The house is a frame structure, and the cast-in-place house structure is very strong, so you can rest assured of the safety of the house!

I write this letter because I want to express my true feelings to you. When you step into Group 10 of Shunhe Village, I will treat you as one of my own family members, live together together, and enjoy the countryside. Beautiful, rural peace.

I am a native of Shunhe Village, but I have been away from home for a long time. From now on, the fire safety management of the rental house will be completely handed over to my parents, Li Yuliang and Wan Xiangying. My mother’s phone number is 15213443407. If you forget the door key in the future, you can call my mother’s phone number. She sometimes comes to inspect rental properties and monitor for fire hazards. Over the years, I have often rented houses outside, made many tenant friends, and listened to many tenant friends’ stories. I know that it is difficult for many of my friends to go out and wander around. Everyone hopes to live comfortably and live well.

Peace is a blessing, and it is my greatest wish that you can live in peace. But many times, after inspecting the house where you live, I feel worried. Although there are many tenants and friends who live in houses that are relatively comfortable and meet fire safety requirements, most of them are dirty, messy and poor.

Whenever I persuade my tenant friends to rent a safe and reliable house, the most popular response I hear is: "If you can save money, save money. It is not easy to go out to work, so I choose to rent a cheaper house to live in." . "This is not a money issue, but a security issue, and it is also an awareness issue.

? We can choose to rent a house. It is easy to distinguish many unqualified fire safety, dilapidated houses, and illegal buildings. We cannot choose a house with potential safety accidents just to save money and convenience. This is a lack of attention to our own personal safety and a disrespect for the safety of our family members. At the same time, during the inspection, I also found that many tenants and friends set up gas stoves in the living rooms, connected wires indiscriminately, used "heating machines", and charged bottle carts in the corridors. These behaviors may seem like trivial matters, but in fact they are safety hazards. Fires can occur at any time, and there are countless fire accidents caused by such behavior.

So try not to pull the wire privately, use it to heat it up quickly, safety first!

A few days ago, after I heard the news that a house collapsed in a certain province, killing 22 tenants and injuring 6 others, I felt particularly heavy and uneasy. Because I have the most contact with you and know the most about rental housing. I know that there are too many tenants living in houses with outstanding safety hazards, and their situation is extremely dangerous.

? Friends, no matter what the reason was, you were forced to choose a house that always endangered the safety of you and your family; no matter what the reason was, you were forced to make possible decisions regardless of fire safety hazards. Self-injurious behavior. At this moment, for the safety of you and your family, let us take action together and refuse to rent dilapidated houses, rent illegal buildings, refuse to rent houses with unqualified fire protection standards, refuse to connect wires without permission, burn gas in the living room, and charge electricity in the corridors. Dangerous behaviors such as battery-powered cars and using "hot cars".

? The yard is a public place. If you have a car, I hope you can park it first and leave a place for those who come back later.

Everyone should take good care of the environmental sanitation. I hope everyone will take good care of the environmental sanitation and stop urinating everywhere!

Finally, I wish everyone a happy rental and a feeling of home. We will love this home together and have a happy time together!

? Your landlord?

2020? Month? Day