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    3 rooms house of 82m²

    Am Alten Friedhof 2, 63546 Langen-Bergheim, Germany

    820 € / month

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How much does it cost to rent a house in Langen-Bergheim?

The cost of renting a house in Langen-Bergheim depends on various factors such as location, size, condition, and features of the property. The average rent for houses in Langen-Bergheim is 820 € per month. Depending on the location, rental prices can range from 820 € to 820 € per month. Immosurf offers a wide selection of houses for every budget.

What additional costs are involved when renting a house?

When renting a house, in addition to the base rent, additional costs apply. These can include heating, water, electricity, sewage, waste disposal, as well as insurance and property tax. Which additional costs apply and who is responsible for paying them is specified in the rental agreement. In many cases, they are paid monthly as advance payments and settled annually.

What should you consider when renting a house?

When renting a house, you should pay special attention to the condition of the property, the contract duration, the amount of the deposit, and the composition of additional costs. Location, transport connections, and possible extra costs for garden maintenance or repairs can also be decisive. It is advisable to carefully review the rental contract and clarify any open questions beforehand.

Who pays the property tax when renting a house?

Property tax is generally paid by the owner. However, according to the operating costs regulation, it can be passed on to the tenant if this is agreed upon in the rental contract. In practice, property tax is often part of the additional costs borne by the tenant.