The difference between tenants and tenants

Tenant and tenant are two different concepts, the main difference lies in the length of renting time and the different ways of renting.

Generally speaking, a tenant refers to a tenant who rents a house for a long time, usually for one year or more, and may have to pay rent, deposit, utilities and other related expenses during the lease period. The relationship between the tenant and the landlord is more similar to the long-term lease relationship, and both parties will maintain and manage the use and maintenance of the house during the contract period.

Tenants are people who rent houses for a short period of time, usually for a few days or weeks, and only need to pay rent and possible utilities during the rental period. The relationship between the tenant and the landlord is more similar to the hotel-style lease relationship. During the lease period, the two parties maintain a relatively independent relationship, and the landlord does not need to manage and maintain the daily use of the tenant.

In addition, there are some differences in legal status between tenants and tenants. During the lease term, the lessee enjoys more rights and guarantees, such as preemptive right, preemptive right, etc. However, tenants are relatively weak and have less related rights and guarantees.

Generally speaking, the main difference between tenants and tenants lies in the length of the lease period and the different ways of leasing, as well as the differences in related rights and guarantees brought about by it.