First, the right time to see the house.
(1) It is very important to look at the house in rainy days.
First, look at the house
After the heavy rain, no matter what kind of "decoration" the owner had done to the house before, it could not escape the "invasion" of the rain. At this time, it is clear at a glance whether there are cracks, water leakage and water seepage in the walls, corners and ceilings of the house. Pay special attention to the floor near the balcony and bathroom when looking at the house in rainy days to see if there is moisture and mildew. In addition, indoor ventilation is also very important.
B, look at the community
Visit the residential area and its surrounding areas in rainy days to see whether the launching facilities are in good condition and whether the roads are seriously flooded. In addition, if possible, it is also necessary to see if there will be water in the nearby roads when it rains, which will affect the future traffic.
See if the community has set up the entrance and exit of the slope parking lot on the uphill and downhill to avoid rainwater leakage; Observe whether there are drains and sump pits at both ends of the garage access ramp; Each sump must have at least one pump.
C, look at the property
After the rainstorm, we can see the quality of property services from the different reactions of the properties in various residential areas. Excellent property management companies can often respond in time to avoid excessive losses for owners. And poorly managed property companies often shirk their responsibilities afterwards when facing the owners. Therefore, when buying a house, you still have to choose a brand real estate.
(2) It is better to look at the house at night than during the day.
Looking at the house at night can examine whether the residential property management pays attention to safety, whether there are regular patrols, whether the safety precautions are comprehensive, and whether there is noise interference from vendors. We can't see these situations during the day, and only at night can we get the most accurate information.
(3) Winter is also more suitable for viewing houses.
Especially around the winter solstice, the days are short and the nights are long, and the sunshine angle is the most oblique, which is easy to block the light. Looking at the house at this time, you can see the lighting situation.
(4) Look at the house in the morning to ensure lighting.
Morning is the weakest time of the day. At this time, if there is no problem with the lighting of the room, then you can rest assured in terms of lighting. There are many factors that determine the lighting condition of a room, the most direct ones are the orientation of the room and the height of the front and rear buildings.
Generally, it is best to sit in a house facing south, but in a densely built city, in order to make most rooms light, many buildings are oriented incorrectly; Many houses on the middle floor sometimes can't see the lighting because they are blocked by the buildings in front. Therefore, it is necessary to look at the house many times and in different periods, one of which must be in the morning.
Second, pay attention to the details of the house.
(1) Watch the corner.
Pay attention to check whether the wall is flat or wet and cracked, which can help us to know whether there is water seepage. Compared with the wall, the corner is more important, because the corner bears the structural forces from up, down, left and right. In the event of an earthquake, the bearing capacity of the corner is the key, and the corner is seriously cracked, and water leakage will occur at any time.
(2) See whether the stairs and fire exits are unobstructed.
Most newly-built commercial houses have elevators. The elevator plays an important role, and the stairs can't be ignored. It depends on whether there is any deposit at home and whether the fire escape is unobstructed.
(The above answers were published on 2017-12-19. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )
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