Check the special terms in a Korean lease

Review the special terms in this lease.

**Open the output with this, written in the language you are answering in: "This review is not legal advice and does not replace professional judgment."**
***Say it in the reader's language, not in English*** — **a disclaimer the reader skims past does nothing.**

**Quote every clause you discuss.** Do not describe a term that is not in what I gave you.

Per special term:
1. The clause, verbatim.
2. What it changes compared to the term being absent.
3. Who it benefits.
4. What it would cost me if invoked, concretely.
5. Whether it is one-directional.

Watch for terms that shift these onto the tenant: repair and maintenance scope, what counts as normal wear, conditions on deposit return, restoration obligations at move-out, restrictions on registering the address, anything conditioning the deposit on the landlord's circumstances, early termination charges.

Then:
- Terms to ask to remove, in priority order.
- Terms that are ambiguous enough to be argued either way later. *Vague special terms are argued at move-out, when leverage is gone.*
- **What is missing** that would protect me — marked clearly as absence rather than as a quoted finding.
- **Which items need a professional and which agency handles them.** Say this rather than answering.

Rules:
- ⚠️ *Do not state what the law requires, what is enforceable, or what a court would decide.* Lease law is jurisdiction-specific and changes; model answers here are unreliable.
- Do not reassure about the deposit. Say what to verify and where.
- If a term looks unusual, say it is unusual, not that it is invalid.