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Anonymous users2024-01-24Under normal circumstances, it will not be rented, after all, you will have to live by yourself in the future, and you will subconsciously reject it psychologically, of course, if there are too many houses, you can also rent it out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The owner of the house has the right to rent out the property to an individual, but it is advisable to consider whether the house needs to be rented out to an outsider depending on the family's circumstances.
If you rent it to someone else, you'll have to sleep, and you want someone else to empty the room.
From the perspective of the current building code, your house is unsafe, the height of the guardrail is too low, and the current building code requires that the height of the guardrail must be greater than meters. Moreover, I have the impression that the guardrails of the early 90s, which were either cement slabs or lattice railings, do not meet the current building code, which requires the guardrails to be either fully enclosed or enclosed by vertical railings, the main purpose of which is to prevent children from climbing. >>>More
There is nothing taboo about sleeping with others in the master bedroom, and it can better reflect the sincerity of your hospitality.
Note that if someone else is a woman or a child, it shouldn't have much of an impact. >>>More
The main thing is that you don't have a psychological cleanliness fetish, just put it if you feel suitable!