
The real estate market is going through very active
days and there is moving activity all over the country. For those who are
looking for a house to rent, if the marathon is said, it is the place. The
financial burden on the tenant who has found a rented house is already known:
transport, deposit, commission, home renovation, taking figures and going his
head. So,
what costs are associated with the house?
Since many tenants do not know their legal rights,
they may have problems with the landlord. However, the law gives tenants some
rights to avoid problems with these issues. Here are the costs you can deduct
from the rent in the house where you moved as a tenant:
Which Costs Belong to
the Host?
In the problems
arising from the apartment, the expenses are generally borne by the landlord.
For example, in
cases such as paint, siding, leakage from the upper neighbor, the expenses
belong to the host. However, with an agreement between the tenant and the
landlord, the tenant can bear these costs and deduct them from the rental
price. This issue does not have to be stated in the rental agreement. Such issues
can be resolved by mutual agreement.
In a newly moved
house, if there are situations that require renovation, the landlord usually
meets it. Tenants can talk to the landlord about the modifications that need to
be made before they move home and request that they be taken care of.
If there are some
problems after the tenant moves home, the tenant can meet it from his own
pocket and drop the rent. This is a legal situation. For example, in cases
where the installation explodes and the boiler breaks, the tenant can make the
necessary modifications without asking the landlord and give the invoices to
the landlord. If the landlord refuses to make these renovations and tells the
tenant to take care of himself, he will be able to resolve this situation by
court. The law is always with the tenant in these matters.
Which Costs Belong
to the Tenant?
If you arbitrarily
renovate the house in which you are a tenant or want to have a paint done at
home, the expenses belong to you. Any optional expenses do not impose an
obligation on the host. In addition, it is not correct to do these works
without the permission of the landlord and cause problems between the tenant
and the landlord. Subsequently, the landlord can take the tenant out of the
house and file a suit for damages.