The wallpaper of the rented house changed color for a long time, and the landlord made it lose money.

The rented wall is dirty, which belongs to normal damage and does not need compensation. The tenant soiled the wall, and no compensation is needed, unless there is a relevant agreement in the contract.

The lessee may not be liable for compensation for the loss caused by the normal use of the lease item. Therefore, if the lessee only dirties the wall and there is no damage, there is no need to make compensation. However, if there are relevant provisions in the lease contract, the lessee is required to make compensation according to the contract. In the process of living, the rented house walls were stained, which was a natural damage. If there is no clear agreement in the lease contract, the lessee may not pay compensation. According to the regulations, the lessor shall deliver the lease item to the lessee as agreed, and keep the lease item in line with the agreed purpose within the lease term.