When renting an apartment, an agreement is drawn up between the owner and the tenant, which specifies all the conditions, including the transfer of money for rented housing. All clauses of the contract must be strictly observed by both parties.
It is necessary
- - lease contract;
- - payment receipts;
- - a receipt from the owner.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are renting an apartment, you have a contract specifying the payment procedure. By mutual agreement with the landlord, you can pay rent once a year, half a year, quarterly or monthly. Most often, the contract is concluded with the included clause on the monthly payment, and only if the owner of the apartment leaves for a long time, he receives an advance rent in advance.
Step 2
Regardless of the period of time after which you are required to pay rent, when transferring funds, you must have documents confirming the fact of payment. If you have agreed with the landlord to transfer funds to their bank account or postal order, keep the financial documents confirming the payment.
Step 3
When transferring rent from hand to hand, get a receipt from the landlord that he has received the full amount. The receipt must indicate not only the amount of the rent, but also the date. Also include in the document a detailed description: who, when, for what, from whom received the funds.
Step 4
Failure to comply with these simple conditions, you can later have big problems. If you do not have financial documents or receipts confirming the fact of payment for rented housing, an unscrupulous owner can at any time rent the apartment to other tenants and declare during court proceedings that he did not receive money.
Step 5
Please remember that the lease can be terminated unilaterally in accordance with the Civil Code if tenants fail to pay their rent on time. Receipts and receipts will confirm that you paid the rent in full on time. Therefore, the reason for the unilateral termination of the contract cannot be a claim of late payment for housing.
