First, when looking at the building, try to consider some residential areas with more active leasing, because these residential areas have greater preferential opportunities and relatively rich choices. At present, because many tenants are considering renting a house near their workplace, they often limit their choices to a very small range. In February and March of the rental season, it is usually difficult for these consumers to find a suitable house in a short time, either the conditions of the house are out of line or the price is out of line. Therefore, experts suggest that such tenants may wish to look farther, expand the choice of living places, and choose some houses that are relatively far from the workplace but have relatively convenient transportation conditions. Second, when renting a house, you should consider your actual needs clearly. You should know that renting a house is to meet short-term housing needs and you should not be blindly "greedy". Because it takes a lot of effort to find a house with the right size and price in the rental season, many tenants often make blind decisions without considering their actual needs, which leads to budget overruns and waste of space. Third, when signing a lease contract with the owner, the tenant should remember to check whether the property ownership certificate is consistent with the owner's ID card to determine whether the lessor is the real owner. Because in the rental season, in order to earn the difference, the phenomenon of first-hand tenants subletting second-hand tenants will increase greatly. Experts pointed out that without the written consent of the original lessor, the lessee shall not sublease all the houses without authorization. If the lessee sublets the house without the consent of the original lessor, it will cause legal disputes, and the original lessee will be sued by the original lessor for infringement and fined. In addition, even if the original tenant does not pursue the legal responsibility of the original tenant, due to the inconsistency between the first-hand tenant and the second-hand tenant in the contract, the risk of the second-hand tenant being "swept out" by the original tenant at any time is extremely high. Fourth, in the rental season, tenants should be more cautious and not careless when handling the "handover" procedures with the owners. The main purpose is to find out whether the tenants who have started to work have paid the gas, water, electricity and other expenses, and to check the furniture and equipment in the rental house. It's best to make clear the quantity and damage.