Five Tips for Preventing Rental Disputes
Verify the Landlord’s Identity and the Legality of the Rental Property.
Read the Rental Agreement Carefully Before Signing
Keep Records of Rent Payments and Communications.
Take Photos Before Moving In to Document the Property’s Condition.
Check Fire Safety and Residential Safety Equipment.
What to Do in the Event of a Rental Dispute:
1.Communicate calmly and reasonably with the landlord first.
2.Seek assistance from the University.
3.File a complaint with the relevant authorities.
4.Apply for mediation of the rental dispute.
5.Take legal action.
If you encounter any problems, please contact your departmental advisor for assistance.
1.NTNU Student Emergency Assistance Hotline:(02)7749-3123
2.The Legal Aid Foundation has been commissioned by the Ministry of the Interior to administer the “Legal Aid Program for Residential Rental Disputes”:
For telephone inquiries, please call「Residential Rental Dispute Legal Consultation Hotline for Tenants」：412-8518, press 2, then press 6.(Dial directly from a landline; when calling from a mobile phone, add the area code 02.)
3.Fraud Prevention Hotline: 165
