During the rental process, it is indeed possible to get a pre-determined house by building a good relationship with the property or landlord. Here are some suggestions to help you effectively use the property relationship to obtain the ideal house: ### 1. **Establish a good initial impression** - **Polite and respect**: Always be polite and respectful, whether in the first contact or subsequent communication. This helps to build trust and a good foundation for interaction. - **Professional attitude**: Show your sincerity and professionalism, such as providing complete rental information, replying to messages on time, etc. ### 2. **Active communication** - **Regular contact**: Maintain regular communication with the property or landlord to express your needs and interest in renting a house. - **Express sincerity**: Let the property or landlord know that you are a reliable and responsible tenant, which will increase the possibility that they will give you priority. ### 3. **Show advantages** - **Credit record**: Provide a good credit record or recommendation letter to prove that you are able to pay the rent on time and maintain the house. - **Stable income**: Show a stable source of income to reassure the landlord of your ability to pay. ### 4. **Flexibility** - **Terms and conditions**: Maintain a certain degree of flexibility in terms of lease term, payment method, etc. to meet the needs of the landlord. - **Timely response**: Respond and cooperate promptly to any requirements or questions of the property to show your cooperative attitude. ### 5. **Recommendations and connections** - **Referees**: If you have friends or family who have a good relationship with the property, you can ask them to recommend you, which will increase your credibility. - **Participate in community activities**: Actively participate in activities organized by the property or community to expand your network and enhance your visibility in the property. ### 6. **Integrity and transparency** - **True information**: Provide true and accurate personal information to avoid losing trust due to false information. - **Problem solving**: If there are problems in the rental process, take the initiative to communicate and seek solutions to show your sense of responsibility. ### Notes - **Fair competition**: Although there may be advantages through connections, it is still necessary to follow the principle of fair rental and respect the rights and interests of other tenants. - **Legal and compliant**: Ensure that all operations comply with laws and regulations and avoid any illegal or unethical behavior. Building and maintaining a good relationship with the property or landlord through the above methods will indeed help you get a designated house during the rental process. However, it should be noted that whether it will be successful in the end depends on many factors such as market conditions, housing supply, and personal conditions. Stay patient and have a positive attitude to increase your chances of success.