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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you are renting a whole house, the outside patio or yard or balcony should be yours. However, if the landlord said that the balcony of this house is not from this house when signing the contract, it is not yours.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's theoretically yours, and it's best to find the landlord to make it clear.
First of all, the first floor is not very good, you are not very good at drying clothes or anything! In short, if you are not in a hurry to rent, it is recommended not to rent.
The landlord is very particular about feng shui! However, after so many years of paying attention to Feng Shui, what benefits have it brought? Why rent? Haven't you paid attention to the money to buy a house?
No, it affects the image and also occupies the channel.
As long as you live on the second floor, it doesn't matter much.
It depends on the fire brigade's determination of the fire. If it is due to the aging of the electrical appliances of the house you are renting, or the house itself, then your landlord should be responsible for the damages, and if it causes you losses, you must also compensate for your losses. If someone else sets the fire, your landlord and you are jointly and severally liable for damages. >>>More