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South Korean landlords benefit from key money

The rental system in South Korea is pro-landlord.

Key Money: With any of the standard rental schemes, the landlord receives a huge amount of money up front, protecting him from erring tenants. In the 'wolse 2' system (the most common for expats), the entire rent is paid upfront, with no refund for early termination.

Tenant Security: Tenants are expected to move out of the property as soon as the lease term expires and the key money returned.

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