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How to Read the Property Register Before Signing a Jeonse Lease
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Checking the Register Before a Jeonse Lease
We've summarized the key points to review before signing to protect your hard-earned deposit. Cover
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Title Section: Address & Unit No.
First, check that the address in the contract exactly matches the building details and unit number on the register. Content
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Section A: Find the Real Owner
Verify the actual owner's details and check for any claims that threaten ownership. Content
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Section B: Loans & Mortgages
Make sure the loans on the property plus your jeonse deposit aren't too high compared with the sale price. Content
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Get a Fresh Copy on Contract Day
On both the signing day and the balance payment day, recheck for changes using a document issued that same day. Content
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Here's to a Safe Jeonse Lease
Checking just these three sections carefully can protect your deposit and secure a home you can feel safe in. Closing
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