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Anonymous users2024-01-24I am also a professional decoration master, I have met similar owners before, like your situation, the leasing party is your family, I suggest not to care about their own interests, family affection, the best way, without damaging the interests and affection of both parties, first to a bilateral oral agreement or written agreement, agree on the interests of both parties, you charge a little less rent, I think so, the other party will not be unreasonable, your generosity and tolerant mentality, I agree!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You don't need it, you have to redecorate it when the time comes, tell her, ah, the house is rented to you, not sold to you.
You can quietly ask the person delivering the food to put it on the elevator, and then you take the opportunity to go out and get it.
The lessor has the obligation to ensure that the house meets the legal and normal living requirements, and if the house does not meet the requirements and the purpose of residence cannot be realized, the lessee may terminate the contract and claim compensation for losses and pursue liability for breach of contract.
Anything you don't want can be taken by the landlord.
In the past, people would put gossip mirrors or mirrors on the doors, windows, and balconies, and so on.
It doesn't matter if the house you rent, it's not your own, it has nothing to do with you, if you just pay attention to it, just pay attention to it when you buy your own house.