How to evaluate the "must see the house" of Shell Net (chain home)?

I think it's quite reliable, and it's usually pushed by the same community. Especially the willingness to sell, the owner must prove that the materials are complete, the house book and the ID card are complete, and the sale is sincere, and the maintainer should be very clear. I met an owner who was ambiguous about selling or not, and hesitated about the price. It's really frustrating.

In addition, we must look at the comprehensive cost performance of the house, especially in the same community, the broker is still relatively professional, and knows the price, apartment type and appreciation space like the back of his hand. The overall performance is still good. In fact, by contrast, it is reasonable to see a good house.

Be sure to be optimistic about the conclusion that the house is drawn through systematic big data, such as the recent amount, price and area. The house chosen as a must-see is usually one of the most cost-effective houses around. But for people who buy a house, the indicators that must look at the house are not necessarily suitable for their needs.

For example, a two-bedroom apartment in the south, the owner is eager to sell, and the price adjustment is relatively large. Then this suite is likely to become a must-see because of the algorithm. However, for a customer who wants a north-south apartment, this must-see house is meaningless.

As buyers and sellers, one party wants to sell higher, and the other party wants to sell cheaper. The role of intermediary is to find the best balance point for both parties. "Be sure to look at the house" means that the comprehensive evaluation selected from many houses is higher and closer to the balance point. Intermediary aims to promote transactions, and will not say which party is only biased or which party is only consumed.

I think we can pay attention to the must-see rooms, but we can't ignore our other needs just because a suite is a must-see room. As far as my personal experience is concerned, many houses that are not necessarily good houses are likely to be sold faster because they are more suitable for customers' needs.