What to ask before you rent

Lines you should be able to point to in the contract

This is a reading of public pages. It is not legal advice and it is not a Wang Fu price. Figures, fees, and documents follow the linked page on the day you open it.

This page does not say “how many months of deposit.” Treat the lines below as questions. The answers belong in the contract.

• Start date, end date, and whether rent is monthly or yearly.

• How many months the deposit is, when it is returned, and to which account.

• Whether the Arabic contract has a Chinese or English parallel. The parallel helps you read. Registration usually follows the Arabic text. For a translation, message us.

• A list of furniture, appliances, and keys. Photograph them on move-in day.

• Meter readings, and whether water, power, and internet sit inside the rent.

• Who may live there, and whether the address can be used for a company or a residence filing. Ask the authority and the landlord. This page does not clear a compound.

Site living notes mention Maadi, New Cairo, and 6th of October as areas residents discuss. That is not a ranking.

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On viewing day

See daylight and leaks in the daytime, then the stair light and the lock at night. Ask who pays the building fee.

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Colloquial lines for a viewing are in the phrasebook.