Second, look at the house at 5-7 pm. It's rush hour now, and we can observe the environment inside and outside the community. Can you observe the composition of residents in this community twice when entering and leaving the community, or are there more elderly people? Young couples take more children? Are there many young clerks? Are there many manual workers living in groups? Do people come in to say hello to each other? Does anyone dance square dance at night? Are there many people walking? These people you see may be the people who will live in your neighborhood in the future:) You can also pay attention to the parking situation in the parking lot, the composition of motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles, the garbage disposal and so on. It can be used as an ecological reference for the property management and population composition of this community from one angle. Besides, did the whole community use gas, electricity and water this time? The relatively concentrated time period is convenient for you to observe the small environment of accommodation. Remember to check whether the water, electricity and gas can be used normally, whether the voltage and water pressure are normal, whether the gas and natural gas are well ventilated, and whether the pipeline of West Sun is aging. If any fault or damage is found, please take photos first and ask the landlord to repair it. If the landlord wants to postpone the contract, remember to indicate it in the contract and keep the photos (check the landlord's ID card when signing the contract and try not to sign the second landlord).
Third, the focus of looking at the house at night is 10- 1 1 later. Look around the community first, take your route (that is, the distance from the station or street to the community), whether the cell phone signal is unblocked, whether the street lights around the community are bright, population type, and flow outside the community at night. After entering the community, pay attention to the setting of street lights and monitoring in the community, and whether there are security patrols. If not, it is best to focus on checking the unit access control, not in name only. After entering the unit, see if the lights in the corridor are on, or if someone comes to see you at night, it looks black from the cat's eye. There are rooms, especially bedroom windows, which are not very private. Wearing less clothes in summer makes it easier for others to take pictures. If the window is in the corner of the building, others can easily turn in. In addition, you can also look at the occupancy situation. There are not many lights in the community. Let's hear if anyone plays mahjong or something. First, it affects sleep. Second, the mobility of personnel is high, and there are security risks.