Problems that Australian students need to pay attention to when renting a house. How do international students find a good house? Let's first understand the key factors to consider when studying abroad and renting a house. Can be considered from the following aspects:

1. Flow &; Distance:?

Whether it is close to school or work place, and whether the transportation is convenient. When foreign students first arrive in Australia, they don't have their own cars, so they can only rely on public transportation, and generally choose places with convenient transportation. For example, a house near Tian Tian station or bus station. In addition, if the tenant has a car, whether the landlord provides an independent parking space for the convenience of the tenant requires the tenant to know in advance.

2. Community security status:

The security situation in Australian communities is different, and the security environment in different districts of the same city is also very different. Therefore, when choosing a house, international students must fully understand the security situation in their area. Especially in recent years, the number of international students in China has increased, which has caused many criminals to focus on the residences and cars of international students in China. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to the security situation around the house and make a thorough understanding before deciding whether to sign the contract.

3. The shell itself:

Such as the old and new conditions of the house, the age of the building, whether the water and electricity system is in normal use, whether the fire prevention and anti-theft system is in normal operation, and whether there are problems in the bathroom, kitchen and bathroom. And whether there are gyms, swimming pools, activity rooms and other supporting living facilities.

4. Differences in living habits:

If you share a room, you need to communicate with your roommate or landlord in advance to find out whether you like cooking, night owls, activities after midnight and calling friends. Don't hide some factors that may become hidden dangers of conflict in order to get this house, otherwise there will be trouble in the future; Therefore, before moving in, it is very important to know the living habits of roommates, so as to avoid some unnecessary friction in later life. After all, having a good roommate is an important part of a happy life.

5. Surrounding environment and supporting facilities:

For example, how far is it from daily shopping centers, supermarkets and shopping malls, and whether living facilities such as restaurants and banks are within a moderate distance.

6. Before signing the lease contract, be sure to read the contents of the contract carefully:

Small partners must carefully read the contents of the lease contract before signing it, so as to ensure that they understand every clause in the contract and ensure that the contents of the contract are correct, so as to avoid disputes in the future or evidence-based disputes. Small partners must pay attention to whether the contract indicates that the rent includes heating costs? Does the rent include water, electricity, gas and internet? Does the tenant need to pay it himself? Is the washing machine and dryer shared? How long is the lease? When can the tenant move in? Is there any furniture in the house? How much is the house deposit and how to pay it? Does the landlord have any rules about keeping pets and smoking? ..... In addition, friends also need to pay attention to the additional explanation of the contract, which is also very important. Leases generally use legal terms. If you find it difficult to understand, please ask others for help. Don't pretend to understand and bring unnecessary trouble.

7. Before moving in, be sure to check the house with the landlord and record it truthfully. It is best to take photos for evidence:

Before you move in, you'd better ask the landlord to check the condition of the house and fill out an inspection report. You can take photos for evidence, so as not to be wronged by the original stains or scratches when you move out. Friends must write all the stains, scratches and breakage that have appeared in the report to prevent the landlord from withholding money when he moves out in the future.