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In some countries, most people prefer to rent a house rather than buying one. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of renting. v.4

In some countries, most people prefer to rent a house rather than buying one. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of renting. v. 4
In many countries in this world, the majority of the citizens like a rented home instead of buying a home. The primary advantage of this decision is that it is cheaper. The major disadvantage of a rented house is that there are usually a lot of restrictions. In the 21st century, it is very common for a family to stay in a house that it did not purchase. People are now like to live in a place where lots of options available such as public transport, shopping malls, supermarkets, and jobs. The big cities are providing all of them, but in large cities, buying a home is way more costly than renting one. For example, according to the Chinese national television report, buying an apartment, which is a mini version of a full-size house, in Hong Kong will cost more than one million dollars that are the sum of the 20 years total income of a middle class family there. For this reason, the majority of the people want a rented house rather than purchasing one. The main disadvantage of a rented house is that the landlord provides too many restrictions that it is hard for many people to follow. For example, According to the Department of Homeland Security of USA, on an average a rented house has 50 conditions that must be followed by rentee. For example, in the USA people who rent a house have to maintain utility facilities. Often times, it is harder to obey the conditions, because the people of the house usually busy with their jobs. In conclusion, like every coin has two sides, a rented house has both advantages and disadvantages. As rent is cheaper, it also comes with some bindings that must be followed.
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countries in this world, the majority of the citizens like a rented home
instead
of buying a home. The primary advantage of this decision is that it is cheaper. The major disadvantage of a rented
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house
is that there are
usually
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a lot of
restrictions.

In the 21st century, it is
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very
common for a family to stay in a
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house
that it did not
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purchase
.
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are
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now
like to
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live
in a place where lots of options available such as public transport, shopping malls, supermarkets, and jobs. The
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big
cities are providing all of them,
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in large cities, buying a home is way more costly than renting one.
For example
, according to the Chinese national television report, buying an apartment, which is a mini version of a full-size
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house
, in Hong Kong will cost more than one million dollars that are the sum of the 20 years total income of a middle
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class
family there.
For this reason
, the majority of the
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people
want a rented
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house
rather
than purchasing one.

The main disadvantage of a rented
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house
is that the landlord provides too
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many
restrictions that it is
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hard
for
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many
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people
to follow.
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, According to the Department of Homeland Security
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, on an average a rented
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has 50 conditions that
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must
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rentee
.
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, in the USA
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people
who rent a
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house
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have to
maintain utility facilities.
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times, it is harder to obey the conditions,
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because
the
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people
of the
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usually
busy with their jobs.

In conclusion
, like every coin has two sides, a rented
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house
has both advantages and disadvantages. As rent is cheaper, it
also
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comes
with
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some
bindings that
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must
be followed
.
10Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
14Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS essay In some countries, most people prefer to rent a house rather than buying one. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of renting. v. 4

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
291 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
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  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
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Task Achievement: 6.5
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