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Hello! Our friend! 😊 Korea’s unique residential culture ‘Jeonse’Are you curious about ? It's a system that's rarely found overseas, so it'll be really surprising when you hear it for the first time! I'll explain it very easily and kindly! 🏠✨

‘Jeonse’To put it simply, A system in which you entrust a large lump sum of money (deposit) to the landlord and use the house as your own for a certain period of time.Hey! 💰 At the end of the contract period, you get 100% of the money you deposited back. There is a big difference from monthly rent! 🧐

🏠 Jeonse and monthly rent, the key difference!

• ✅ Jeonse: No monthly rent! instead Big lump sumYou must leave it to the landlord at once. This lump sum is called the ‘lease deposit.’ When the contract is over, you get this money back! 💸
• ✅ Monthly Rent: The deposit is much less than the jeonse, but Fixed monthly rentYou have to pay. This is a common method in many countries! 📅

💡 Why does Korea have this system?

In the old days, bank interest rates were really high! 📈 Homeowners could earn interest just by putting that large deposit in the bank. So, it was a huge benefit even if I didn’t have to pay rent every month. Of course, times have changed these days and there is a trend towards monthly rent, but it is still a very familiar housing method for Koreans! 🥰

⚠️ Friend, remember this!

Jeonse has the great advantage of not having to pay monthly rent, but The need for a lump sum of moneyand It is important to be safely protected when receiving money back from the landlord.Always keep in mind! 🛡️ So in Korea ‘Guarantee of return of deposit for rent’ I always check the same safety devices.

What do you think? Do you understand the situation a little now? 🇰🇷 If you have any more questions, please ask anytime! I hope your life in Korea is always fun and comfortable! My friend, have a happy day today! 💖✨