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Columns about Safety & Disaster Prevention
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Fire safety in rental properties is an important consideration just as much as floor plans and amenities. This guide explains how to verify smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, evacuation routes, and fire doors before moving in, along with relevant Fire Prevention Law requirements.
Success in a pet-friendly rental depends on careful pre-lease review and ongoing pet care. From special contract terms to move-out restoration costs, a real estate professional explains the essential details.
Security measures for rental properties start before you even choose a property. From key checkpoints when selecting a property, to essential knowledge about lock replacement upon move-in, to cost-effective security product tips—real estate professionals explain with real-world examples.
Unattended deaths in rental housing are a risk that both landlords and tenants cannot ignore. Experts explain practical measures covering everything from handling leftover belongings and restoration costs, disclosure requirements for affected properties, insurance options, and welfare check services.
Noise problems in rental apartments can cause significant stress after moving in. This guide helps you understand the causes of different types of sounds, explains concrete DIY soundproofing solutions, and covers key points to consider when selecting a rental property—all from an expert perspective.
What should you do if you discover a water leak or rain damage in your rental? This guide explains practical steps from emergency response to notifying your landlord, the rules for repair costs, and compensation for damaged belongings.
Safe living in a rental property begins with confirming security equipment when selecting a unit. This article provides expert guidance on everything from what to check when viewing a property, self-defense measures after moving in, specialized security strategies for women living alone, to how to respond if you become a victim.
When living in a rental apartment, is earthquake insurance truly necessary? This article explains the differences between earthquake and fire insurance, what earthquake insurance covers and its limitations, and how to prepare appropriately as a tenant.
A practical guide to protecting your rental home from flooding caused by typhoons and heavy rain. We cover advance preparation, evacuation decision-making, what to do when damage occurs, and insurance claims—all essential knowledge for residents of lower floors and flood-risk areas.
When selecting a rental property, security is an important consideration alongside floor plan and rent. This article covers practical security measures useful for anyone, especially those living alone or women—from equipment to check during viewings, to using security devices after moving in, and how to respond in emergencies.
Japan faces numerous natural disaster risks including earthquakes, typhoons, and flooding. We'll explain in straightforward terms how to build disaster preparedness supplies, create evacuation plans, and perform daily safety checks—all practical steps you can take in a rental home.
Fire and household contents insurance for rental tenants is essential protection against earthquake damage. We explore coverage options, insurance costs, and smart selection strategies from an expert perspective.
