1. What do you see around the house?
(1) Nausea facilities: high-voltage power stations and high-voltage lines, garbage disposal sites, cemeteries, funeral homes, etc.
(2) Peripheral facilities: transportation facilities, commercial facilities, medical facilities and basic living facilities.
Second, what does the environment depend on?
(1) Building structure of the building itself: whether the building type is brick-concrete, steel-concrete or reinforced concrete frame structure;
(2) Community environment: the situation of the doorman, asking if anyone is on duty 24 hours a day; Planning of sidewalks and lanes in residential areas
3. What should I see in the corridor?
Check whether the water meter room is damaged reasonably. If the design of electric water meter is unreasonable, it will not only lead to the increase of public housing stalls, but also lead to inconvenient inspection of electric water meters and difficult to solve problems in time.
Fourth, what do you see in the house?
Check whether there is water leakage in the house, whether there are cracks in the wall, and whether the kitchen flue and natural gas pipeline are intact and safe. Whether the light is seriously blocked outside the window of the house, and whether there are obvious noise sources outside the window.
(1) The top floor often leaks water: after leaking water, there will be obvious water stains on the wall or ceiling, which is easy to see. Pay attention to the wall seepage. Some external walls have serious water seepage, which will affect the firmness of the wall.
(2) Wall cracks: Generally, the wall cracks are not obvious, but the comparison can be made according to the position of the external wall.
(3) Kitchen flue: You can check the kitchen flue at noon. If there is something wrong with the flue, the smell of smoke cooked by neighbors will spread easily.
(4) Shading outside the window
(5) Is there any noise outside the window?
The above are some details and skills that need to be paid attention to when looking at the house. Remember when you buy a house!