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Beware of Exaggerated Sublease Advertising! 4 Prohibited Practices to Avoid Failure with "Rent Guarantee" Offers [Register on Line] Before being swayed by ads promising "Monthly Guarantee of XX Yen," learn the criteria for making informed decisions to avoid losses in sublease agreements. https://lin.ee/qioqDQz 👆Register Here [Video Summary] Sublease agreements sometimes use attractive advertisements such as "Monthly Guarantee of 300,000 Yen," "Zero Vacancies," and "Stable Income for 10 Years." However, rent guarantees carry the risk of review and reduction, and advertisements that do not adequately explain this may constitute exaggerated advertising. This video clearly explains four important points regarding sublease advertisements prohibited under the Rental Housing Management Business Act, using actual exam questions from 2025. This content is useful both as preparation for the Rental Real Estate Management Specialist Examination and as practical knowledge to prevent landlords from being taken advantage of by companies. [Table of Contents] 00:00 Reasons why landlords fail with sublease advertisements 01:45 What is the prohibition of misleading advertising, etc.? | Article 28 of the Rental Housing Management Business Act 03:20 How to remember the four prohibited items: "Ka-I-Ho-Ka" 05:10 Check with Question 20 of the 2025 exam | How to spot the incorrect options 07:30 Pitfalls and review risks of "○-year rent guarantee" advertisements 10:45 Four checkpoints landlords should check in advertisements [📚 For those who want to learn more] ▼Kindle book For those who want to systematically learn the mindset to avoid failure in real estate investment and rental management, click here. https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0FQ5NQ3BL ▼note article For those who want to carefully check the background that cannot be fully discussed in the video, and practical criteria for judging real estate investment and rental management in written form, click here. https://note.com/super_ixia5484/n/n37... [Related Hashtags] #RentalPropertyManagementCertifiedExam #Sublease #ExaggeratedAdvertising #RentalHousingManagementLaw #RentGuarantee #SpecificLeaseAgreement #RealEstateInvestment #LandlordBusiness #RentalManagement #RealEstateQualifications #LandlordWhoWon'tGetRippedOff