Here are some explanations and tips for you: 1. Information channels and legal compliance In the process of renting a house, some property management or management personnel do have some information that has not been made public, such as information on houses that are rented out internally with priority. However, it should be noted that different cities and communities have different management regulations. When using this channel, you must ensure that all transactions and communication processes comply with local laws and regulations and the formal procedures of both parties (landlord, tenant, property management). Otherwise, it is likely to cause contract disputes or moral disputes. 2. The importance of transparent and open transactions In the process of renting a house, transparency and openness are important guarantees for protecting the interests of both parties. Although it is possible to obtain more information by using familiar property management relationships, it should be avoided to touch the gray area, such as secret operations or agreements that deviate from normal channels. Regardless of how the information is obtained, it is recommended that you go through formal procedures such as formal house viewing, signing written contracts, and understanding the terms of the lease to ensure that subsequent rights and interests will not be affected. 3. Ethics and risk considerations Although using special relationships to obtain housing may be more flexible in terms of information, it may also cause dissatisfaction among other tenants and even cause property management and landlords to question the source of information and the way it is operated. • If the property management company has shared some information publicly, you can ask the landlord for details according to normal procedures; • If it involves asking for additional benefits or opaque operations, it is easy to fall into legal and professional ethics risks. 4. Recommended practices • If you have a certain familiarity with the property management company or management personnel, you can ask for "inside information" in a timely manner to see if there is any housing information that has been placed in internal channels but has not yet been made public; • After obtaining the information, verify the authenticity of the housing, the landlord's wishes and other relevant details; • Try to keep communication records and transaction vouchers to ensure that there is evidence to prove the formality of the transaction in the future. In short, it is understandable to use existing resources to learn more about rental information, but it should follow the principles of legality, transparency and fairness. It is recommended to confirm the housing information through formal rental agencies or official channels as much as possible. Even if the information comes from internal sources, it is necessary to ensure that the transaction process is true and open to safeguard the rights and interests of all parties.