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26 places issued new regulations on renting houses, which were settled in Henan, occupying 3 seats

Original title: 26 cities introduce new regulations on renting houses, 7 cities can pay rent with accumulation fund

4hw.com.cn rents a house for the worker of different area, it is necessary to face the problem. Of course, the rent regulations in different places should be understood clearly. We all want to rent a cheap house. Recently, it is reported that 26 places have issued new regulations on renting houses. What is it like? Let's have a look!

How about the new rent regulations

Many people rent houses have their own requirements. First of all, they must pay attention to the lighting, and the rent is also the concern of most people. 26 places have introduced new regulations and new policies related to rental housing, which have increased the source of housing, and 7 cities can pay rent with provident fund. What is the specific situation?

New regulations on rental housing

According to the latest information, at least 26 places have made regulations on guaranteeing the supply of rental housing, supporting the withdrawal of provident fund to pay rent, filing online for credit investigation, improving taxation, and settling down of rental housing. Since the beginning of this year, many places have issued documents demanding to increase the supply of rental housing, so many places have guaranteed the supply of rental housing, and 16 pilot cities have obtained financial support.

Pay rent with provident fund

It is worth noting that since 2019, Shenzhen, Hefei, Nanjing, Harbin, Wuhu, Nantong, Dazhou and other cities have issued new regulations to support the withdrawal of provident fund to pay rent, so these seven cities can use provident fund to pay rent. Since November, Haikou, Kunming, Zhengzhou, Kaifeng and Luoyang have successively issued new policies on renting houses and settling down. Among the five cities that have issued new policies, Henan Province has occupied three seats. So for you, is renting still a problem?