When buying a new home, you need to pay attention to the following:
Make a good budget: Evaluate the reasonableness of the property location and housing area according to your own financial ability and needs.
Understand the situation of the house: Carefully check whether the interior layout of the house is reasonable, such as whether the multi-sided door of the living room is convenient for furnishings, whether the sewer pipes are indoors, etc. At the same time, pay attention to check the quality of decoration, such as whether the wall is easy to white, whether the room emits irritating gases, etc.
Understand the surrounding environment: The surrounding environment includes the community environment, living facilities, etc., which will affect the quality of living. You can pay attention to whether the community environment is clean and safe, the greening rate, and whether the supporting facilities of the project itself are consistent with the advertisements and contracts.
Pay attention to supporting facilities: such as traffic conditions, commercial facilities, education, medical facilities, etc., but also pay attention to the distance and size.
Agree on the processing time of the title deed: Agree with the developer on the time for the processing of the title deed to ensure that the title deed is obtained within a reasonable time.
Understand property services: Understand the service content and charging standards of property management companies to ensure that property services meet your needs and budget.
Be cautious when signing a contract: When signing a purchase contract, you should read the contract carefully, ensure that the terms of the contract are reasonable, and pay attention to protecting your rights and interests.
Confirm the delivery conditions: Confirm the delivery conditions and time of the house, as well as the responsibility for repairs after the delivery of the house, etc.
Retain evidence: In the process of buying a house, keep relevant evidence, such as purchase contracts, invoices, etc., so as to protect your rights and interests in the event of disputes.
In short, buying a new house needs to be carefully and prudent, considering and evaluating from many aspects such as budget, housing situation, surrounding environment, supporting facilities, and property services.