Semi-Jeonse Lease Contracts: Critical Clauses You Must Check to Avoid Costly Mistakes
semi-jeonse Semi-Jeonse Lease Contracts: Critical Clauses You Must Check to Avoid Costly Mistakes Introduction Semi-jeonse, a hybrid between jeonse and monthly rent, is increasingly chosen in volatile housing markets. While it can reduce upfront deposit 부담, the contract structure is more complex than it appears. Missing a single clause can lead to unexpected costs or weakened tenant protection. This article explains the essential contract terms you must review before signing a semi-jeonse agreement. Table of Contents What Makes a Semi-Jeonse Contract Different Deposit and Monthly Rent Conversion Terms Lease Period and Renewal Rights Deposit Return and Security Measures Hidden Clauses That Increase Tenant Risk Final Checklist Before Signing What Makes a Semi-Jeonse Contract Different A semi-jeonse contract combines a reduced deposit with monthly rent. Because the rent is derived from the reduced deposit amount, contract terms often include financial assumptions t...
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