Most of the time, the owners don't buy the facade houses for their own use, so they need to consider renting them out. So what's the difference between appearance room rental and ordinary housing rental? What should I pay attention to? First of all, the appearance room rental must sign a "appearance room rental contract", which is signed and sealed by both parties. The lease contract is an important document for determining the rights and obligations of both parties and resolving disputes in the future. Secondly, both parties should agree on the rent in advance, which is also the most concerned issue for both parties in renting a house, and it is tolerant and sloppy. Thirdly, a reasonable deposit can be agreed, which is mainly used to offset the expenses that the lessee should bear but has not paid. Because the electricity, water and property management fees that shops adapt to are relatively high, it is suggested that the deposit can be appropriately set higher to avoid being insufficient to offset the above expenses. If the deposit is not enough to offset the expenses, the lessor may require the lessee to make up for it within a certain period of time, otherwise the lessee will be liable for breach of contract. In addition, the rent-free decoration period often occurs in the contract for renting facade houses, mainly because the lessee needs to decorate the house after handing over the house and can't actually operate. In this case, upon mutual agreement, the lessor agrees not to charge the lessee rent during the renovation period. But in general, only rent is exempted, and water, electricity and other expenses should be paid as usual.