It's a problem to rent a flat because there are many hotels in the town

Here are natural ways to express that idea in English, plus a few notes. Natural corrections - Renting a flat is difficult because there are many hotels in town. - The abundance of hotels in town makes it hard to find a flat. - There are so many hotels in town that renting a flat is difficult. Notes - “Renting a flat” or “to rent a flat” is more natural than “it’s a problem to rent a flat.” - “In town” is a common, natural phrase; “in the town” is also okay, but a bit more formal. - “Flat” is British; if you’re using American English, say “apartment.” Quick practice - Rewrite this idea in three different natural ways. 1) There are many hotels in town, which ... 2) The number of hotels in town makes ... 3) It’s hard to rent an apartment because ... If you share your exam focus (British vs American English) or a sample prompt, I can tailor more practice or explanations.