Whether the owner of the house is consistent with the name of the house ownership certificate.

If the jointly owned house is leased, whether there is any certificate of consent of all other co owners.

In the case of an entrusted lease contract, whether or not the trustee exercises the corresponding rights within the entrusted authority.

The purpose of the house is for business or commercial use. If the purpose of the house is changed from residential to commercial use, it shall be agreed by the interested owners and meet the requirements of national laws and regulations, local regulations and normative documents.

Review whether the current situation of the leased house and its ancillary facilities and equipment meet the use requirements.

Examine whether the leased house is included in the scope of demolition.

In case of any of the following circumstances, the house shall not be leased 1) It is an illegal building;
2) Failing to meet the compulsory standards for safety and disaster prevention;
3) Changing the use nature of the house in violation of regulations;
4) Other circumstances prohibited by laws and regulations.

The original copies of the relevant certificates and documents of the leased house provided by the lessor shall be reviewed, and if necessary, the local real estate management department shall be consulted for confirmation.