Pre-Jeonse Deposit Risk Checklist
A guide to verifying — through official channels — the property register, senior rights, the fixed date (확정일자), the lease reporting system, deposit guarantee insurance, the lease-registration order, and deposit-return risk before signing a jeonse (전세) lease.
Direct answer
A guide to verifying — through official channels — the property register, senior rights, the fixed date (확정일자), the lease reporting system, deposit guarantee insurance, the lease-registration order, and deposit-return risk before signing a jeonse (전세) lease.
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Housing contract
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Nationwide
Verification status:
verified_with_warningsReference date: 2026-06-19 AI direct answer: disabled. Jeonse (전세) involves a large deposit and is a high-risk contract tangled up with property rights, guarantee insurance, auctions, resident registration, and fixed-date (확정일자) requirements.
Key summary
Jeonse cannot be judged safe or cheap simply because there is no monthly rent. Whether your deposit can be returned depends on the landlord's financial condition, senior security rights, other tenants' rights, changes in housing prices, eligibility for guarantee insurance, and the tenant's reporting and fixed-date (확정일자) requirements.
This guide neither recommends nor prohibits jeonse. The app does not calculate an appropriate jeonse-to-price ratio, loan eligibility, guarantee-insurance eligibility, or return likelihood — it guides you to official verification channels.
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