Recently, a news about tenants renting houses has attracted widespread attention from the society. The tenant Xiao Li rented a house for 10 days at a price of 2,000 yuan per day, and paid a total of 20,000 yuan in rent. However, when checking out, the landlord asked Xiao Li to wipe the toilet clean on the grounds of hygiene, otherwise part of the deposit would be deducted.
1. Cause of the incident.
Xiao Li believes that he has paid a high amount of rent and has paid a deposit when he moves in, and the landlord has no reason to ask him to clean up. He believes that the landlord's approach is unreasonable and deliberately makes things difficult for himself. The landlord said that tenants should keep the house clean and tidy during their stay, and they should also clean the house when they move out, which is basic housing etiquette.
Second, the problem of the rental market.
This incident reflects some of the problems that exist in the rental market. On the one hand, some landlords take advantage of their dominant position to make excessive demands on tenants, and even deliberately make things difficult for tenants, infringing on tenants' rights and interests by deducting deposits. On the other hand, some tenants also have bad rental habits, such as not caring for housing facilities and not abiding by the lease agreement, which brings unnecessary trouble to the landlord.
3. How to solve the problem.
To solve these problems, both landlords and tenants need to work together. First of all, the landlord should respect the rights and interests of the tenant, set the terms of the lease agreement reasonably, and not deliberately make things difficult for the tenant. Secondly, the tenant should also abide by the lease agreement, take care of the housing facilities, and keep the house clean and hygienic. At the same time, the relevant authorities should also strengthen the supervision of the rental market, regulate leasing behavior, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of landlords and tenants.
Fourth, how to avoid similar incidents.
For tenants, before signing a lease agreement, they should carefully read the terms of the agreement and understand their rights and obligations. If there are unreasonable terms in the agreement, you can negotiate with the landlord or seek legal assistance. Before moving in, you should check the facilities and hygiene of the house, and communicate with the landlord if you have any problems. At check-out, you should check as agreed, and if you have any problems, you can negotiate with the landlord or resolve them through legal means.
For landlords, rent and deposit standards should be set reasonably, and tenants should not be deliberately embarrassed. When the tenant moves out, it should be inspected according to the agreement, and if there is any problem, it can be negotiated with the tenant or resolved through legal means. At the same time, the landlord should also strengthen the maintenance and management of the house to ensure that the facilities and hygiene of the house are in good condition.
The rental market is a complex market, which requires the joint efforts of both landlords and tenants to create a fair, reasonable and harmonious rental environment. At the same time, it is also necessary for relevant departments to strengthen supervision, standardize leasing behavior, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of landlords and tenants.