Why is it becoming more and more common to prefer not to rent? The landlord's words are very true, but it is too difficult

At present, many landlords "would rather empty than rent", this phenomenon is becoming more and more common, and there are many reasons for this phenomenon.

1. The reason why the landlord "would rather be empty than rent".

The vast majority of landlords are concerned that tenants are at high risk of damaging their homes and causing damage to their homes. It is important to know that if you rent out your home to a stranger, it means that there are many uncertainties, such as tenants may not take care of the property, rent arrears, maintenance costs, etc.

These are all issues that the landlord needs to consider, and if the house is damaged, who will pay for this repair, which is also a rather ridiculous matter. Therefore, in order to protect their assets and reduce trouble, the vast majority of landlords would rather choose to leave their homes vacant than take the risk of renting out their homes.

Rental returns and return on investment are also important factors for landlords to consider. In some areas, especially in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, where housing prices are very high, housing prices are high but rents have not increased, which also leads to landlords not being able to obtain high rental income.

For the vast majority of landlords, if they leave their homes vacant, they wait for prices to rise before choosing to sell their homes. This may be more cost-effective than renting a house, after all, there will be a lot of problems in repossessing the rental house, especially those who are more bizarre, which is really a headache.

The management issues involved in renting out a home are also an important factor for landlords to consider. Managing a property requires a lot of time and effort, including dealing with tenant relationships, repairs, and maintenance. Tenants are highly likely to sublet to become second-hand landlords without permission, and for landlords who don't have enough time or energy to manage the property, leaving the property vacant is also the best option, which is one of the reasons why landlords prefer to leave it vacant rather than rent it out.

2. Tenants' worries

There are more and more vacant houses, and in addition to the many concerns of landlords, tenants also have a lot of worries. Most of them are rented by tenants who work outside the home to earn money, and the rent is too high for them to increase expenses, which is unaffordable for tenants. Housing facilities are also an issue that needs to be considered, and if the facilities are outdated, it will bring a lot of inconvenience to life.

Here are some suggestions, as well as solutions. First of all, it is necessary to improve the rental regulations, strengthen the supervision of the rental market, and formulate a relatively complete rental regulations, so as to better protect the rights and interests of landlords and tenants, reduce the risk of renting, and reduce a lot of troubles and disputes.

The second is to provide preferential tax policies, the relevant departments of the government can consider providing a relatively preferential tax policy for landlords who rent out their houses, so as to encourage landlords to rent out their houses, so as to increase the rental rate of houses.

Then there is the need to strengthen the management of the house, and if the landlord does not have the time, he can choose to manage the rental house by entrusting a professional housing management agency. This can also effectively reduce maintenance costs and risks, and avoid disputes caused by rental housing.

Finally, there is a need for a reasonable price, and the landlord needs to set a reasonable price according to the market situation to ensure that the rental income can be balanced, so as to attract the right tenants to rent.

It can be seen that the phenomenon of "rather empty than rent" is a common problem in the current real estate market, and there are various reasons for this phenomenon, including the troubles of landlords, tenants, market background and policy factors.

If we want to change this phenomenon, we need to set reasonable pricing by landlords, superior quality of housing, strong support from the government, high quality of tenants, etc., so as to gradually alleviate this phenomenon, promote the healthy development of the real estate market, and also improve the stability and sustainability of the real estate market.