What should I do if I encounter a malicious rent increase?

It is not uncommon to encounter unreasonable behaviors of the landlord when renting a house, such as price increase, unreasonable seizure of money, and neglect of maintenance. It will affect the living experience and rights of renters. How should renters deal with these problems?

First of all, when the landlord raises the price, the renter should first ask the landlord the reason rationally. If the market price rises, then the price increase may be reasonable. But if the landlord wants to make money, then the renter can try to negotiate or consider finding other rental options.

Secondly, if the landlord deducts money for no reason, the renter can first ask the landlord to show the deduction details and explain the reasons. If no agreement can be reached, the renter can seek help from the local housing management department or legal institution. When signing a rental contract, renters should also pay attention to the relevant provisions to ensure that their rights and interests are protected.

Finally, if the landlord ignores the maintenance requirements, the renter can contact the maintenance personnel first and record the relevant expenses. If it still can't be solved, the renter can complain to the housing management department or legal institution and ask the landlord to bear the maintenance cost or terminate the rental contract.

In short, it is not terrible to meet the unreasonable behavior of the landlord when renting a house. The key is to think rationally and take appropriate measures to protect your rights and interests. At the same time, renters should also raise their awareness of self-protection, carefully read the lease contract and other related documents to avoid unnecessary losses and troubles.