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This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2016-4-28 07:51. The following 6 types of properties should not be purchased: 1. Properties with unclear ownership rights. 2. Older houses with supporting facilities (suitable for second-hand homes). 3. Houses located in industrial areas or next to high-voltage power lines. 4. Houses near major transportation routes. 5. Top-floor apartment. 6. Houses with unsatisfactory design aesthetics. Don’t you think the same? If you have any better ideas, please join the discussion. (2 Wealth points for participation; additional rewards are given for thorough analysis that is truly impressive.) ）
Definitely not – otherwise it would be awkward to live there, as a commodity, a house has a very long useful life.
If you have the money, you can pick carefully； When there are no options and it’s an urgent need, what can one choose? As long as it can be inhabited, that’s fine.
No matter how anxious you are, you cannot buy such properties: 1. Properties without ownership rights (you’ll be at a loss if a lawsuit arises)； 2. Houses located in industrial areas or near high-voltage power lines (houses in industrial areas have severe pollution sources that can harm your health as well as that of your family and loved ones over a period of time, or even longer; houses near high-voltage power lines are also not suitable, as thunderstorms are common during the rainy season, resulting in a very low level of safety – it’s quite dangerous). 3. As for buildings with slabs as their structural element, **large-scale demolition of such buildings is taking place; they are unsafe, and there is a specified lifespan for them as well). The remaining types of houses can be considered if there is no other option.
You can’t buy a haunted house, right?~~~~~~~~
It’s natural; buying a house is a major decision that requires caution and satisfaction....
If it can be handled well at the highest level in Hainan, buying it is something to consider. The others agree with the original poster’s opinion.
I’m interested in the layout and location; as long as it’s not on the first floor, I don’t mind!
There are many sea-view houses in Weifang, Yantai, and Weihai, and they are built very beautifully. In fact, even the local people don’t buy it there, as the area is humid by the sea, has high salt content, and experiences strong winds in spring and winter – making it completely unsuitable for living. Developers keep tricking people from other places into making purchases.
(1) Houses with unclear property rights Homebuyers certainly do not want to purchase a house that has issues with its property rights, as this could lead to various procedures and fees, and in some cases, the house may not even be able to be transferred to the buyer’s name. Therefore, before buying a house, it is essential for buyers to clarify the property rights status of the house they are interested in. (2) Older houses with accompanying facilities (suitable for second-hand homes) Old houses with accompanying facilities suffer from issues such as an old age of the residential complex, insufficient parking spaces, poor landscaping, and inadequate property management. If owners of such old houses apply for a loan, they will face various restrictions as well. (3) Houses located in industrial areas or near high-voltage power lines. Such houses usually suffer from air and water pollution, but their prices are generally low; they might be popular at first, yet considering environmental and health aspects, they are really not suitable for living in. Once purchased, it becomes more difficult for homebuyers to sell them. (4) Houses near traffic routes Houses located near traffic routes are subject to heavy traffic and foot traffic, which causes significant noise pollution for the residents. They may also frequently witness traffic accidents, which can have an impact on the physical and mental health of the inhabitants. If there are elderly people or children in the household, there are additional safety concerns related to travel. (5) Top-floor rooms: Top-floor rooms are cold in winter and hot in summer, as their heat dissipation and insulation properties are limited. Additionally, if occupied for some time, the likelihood of leaks is also very high. (6) Houses with an unattractive layout The appearance of a house’s layout is very important; although it can’t be used as food, it is closely related to daily living. Some of the functional areas are poorly designed; avoid buying houses without windows in the kitchen or bathroom, or those with unusual floor plans – living there will be uncomfortable, and it will be harder to sell such houses later. I don’t have money and I can’t buy a house.