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Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't you have a contract, do you have a deposit, just deduct it, as for the damage to the furniture, you must have a description and details of the furniture before signing the contract, otherwise the tenant can say that it is bad or something.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The deposit is non-refundable. Change the lock after the house is returned.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is there an agreement, sue him.
If the air conditioner is in a rented room, if there is no clear provision when renting a room, it will not be charged, but there must be an independent electricity meter, and the air conditioner must be about one kilowatt-hour per hour.
If you file a lawsuit, you can only ask for compensation for the furniture and repair of the damaged part of the wall. If you want to find evidence of future damage, it is time-consuming, costly, and laborious, and not necessarily acceptable. Personally, it is recommended to negotiate with the residents to solve it, otherwise everyone will waste money. >>>More
Look at how bad it is, use the bad one to match him, and the naturally bad one can accompany him.
If you don't have protective measures installed, you do; If the child is naughty and climbs out of the balcony railing with a stool or the like, you are not responsible.
Repairing the house is the landlord's business, and the most you can do is to cooperate with the repair, and the money is spent by the landlord