What should the landlord do if the tenant runs away?

First, if the tenant does not sign a written contract when renting a house, then this situation can be regarded as an indefinite lease in law, and you can terminate the contract at any time.

However, you should notify the lessee to terminate the contract before a reasonable time; If the tenant refuses to leave, the only way to solve the problem is through litigation. It doesn't matter if you don't file a lawsuit. You can entrust a lawyer to do it for you. This kind of small lawsuit doesn't cost much. If you want to win the lawsuit more safely, the next time you ask him for rent, you can buy a tape recorder and record his refusal to pay the rent, so that you are more sure to win the lawsuit.

Second, the landlord should pay attention to: in order to avoid this situation, we should pay some deposit when the tenant rents a house, so as to better protect the interests of the landlord.

Usually one pays three or two pays three. Some landlords can also negotiate payment methods. When the lease expires, the deposit can be refunded to the tenant.

Third, many people all over the country rent out their houses and then sublet them. In this way, when renting a rough house, we should pay attention to check the relevant identity documents of the charterer or the contract signed with the original owner, and see whether the time limit for signing the contract between the charterer and the original owner has expired and whether the charterer has provided the necessary guarantee and legal proof.

Fourth, the landlord and tenant should sign a lease contract or agreement.

The following contents must be clearly defined in the contract or agreement: the location, area size, monthly rent, payment method and when to pay each month; List of furniture and facilities in the leased house, liability for damage and compensation methods; Bear all kinds of expenses, such as property management, public security cleaning, cable TV fees and so on. Water, electricity, coal, telephone, etc. After the tenant moves in, the landlord can collect and keep the payment voucher with him after the tenant pays.