What if the landlord raises the rent for no reason?

In the process of renting a house, you may sometimes encounter unreasonable behavior of the landlord, such as malicious rent increase and refusal to maintain it. Here are some ways to deal with the unreasonable behavior of the landlord:

1. Keep evidence: Keep evidence such as rental contract, payment voucher and communication record before, during and after renting, so as to prove your rights and interests in case of problems.

2. Active communication: If you find the unreasonable behavior of the landlord, you should first take the initiative to communicate with the landlord, express your demands and problems, and try to reach a compromise with the landlord.

3. Seek help: If the communication fails, you can seek help from some professional organizations, such as housing rental rights protection agencies and law firms, to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

4. Alarm handling: In case of serious house lease disputes such as malicious eviction and property damage by the landlord, you can report to the local public security organ for handling.

5. Properly handle: If you can't protect your rights and interests or continue to cooperate with the landlord, you can consider moving out, but you need to keep relevant evidence before moving out to protect your rights and interests.

In short, in the process of renting, if you encounter the unreasonable behavior of the landlord, you need to remain calm, actively respond, seek the help of professional institutions, and safeguard your rights and interests.