Tenant and landlord relationships can be carried out peacefully with a good knowledge of mutual rights and responsibilities. Here are the basic points that both tenants and landlords should pay attention to:
1. Put the Lease Agreement in Writing: A written lease agreement should be made by clearly specifying all the terms between the tenant and the landlord.
2. Determine the Deposit and Payment Terms: The deposit can be a maximum of 3 rents by law and should be deposited into a fixed-term bank account.
3. Notification of Problems in the House: The tenant must immediately notify the landlord of any damage or repair needs in the house.
4. Increase in Rent: The landlord can only increase the annual rent within the legal limits (% CPI rate).
5. Landlord’s Visit to the House: The landlord cannot enter the house without permission from the tenant. Except for emergencies, visits must be planned in advance.
6. Eviction Process: The tenant must inform the landlord according to the terms of the contract before vacating the house. The landlord must also follow the legal processes for the eviction request.
7. Non-Payment of Rent: If the rent is not paid, the landlord can file an eviction lawsuit by notifying the situation with a notary notice.
8. Making Changes to the House: The tenant must obtain written permission from the landlord before making any changes or renovations to the house.
By considering these articles, you can protect your rights as both a tenant and a landlord and maintain a mutually understanding relationship. You can contact us for more information or support.
