This is what you should look at when buying a house. The 6 major supporting facilities are not just words.

Generally speaking, municipal supporting facilities include six major categories: power supply, water supply, gas, cable TV, heating, and broadband. Therefore, in addition to conventional factors when looking at second-hand houses on the spot, we must judge the degree of impact on life from these six perspectives.

1. Observe the power supply situation

Water and electricity are indispensable elements of home life. Therefore, home buyers should pay attention to these two aspects when purchasing second-hand houses. In terms of "electricity", the first is to confirm whether the indoor power supply capacity can meet daily life; the second is to check whether the circuits and wires are aging; the third is to understand the electricity price in the city where the general resident electricity price range is: 0.52 yuan/kWh~ 0.62 yuan/degree. Many cities implement tiered electricity prices, which determine electricity prices based on the specific level of electricity used. The fourth is to understand the form of paying electricity bills. Generally, newly built communities use smart meters, and citizens can pay quickly through online payment. However, some old communities still use the method of recharging in person at the property management or bank.

2. Observe the water supply situation

There are five main aspects of observing "water". The first is water pressure: small and slow water flow is a sign of insufficient water pressure, which may require residents to be patient to prevent life from becoming irritable; the second is water quality: water quality can usually be judged by observing the scale in the kettle. More scale indicates that the water quality in this area is very hard. It does not cause direct harm to health, but it will bring a lot of troubles to life. The third is water price: the water price in each city or even each community is different. The fourth is payment. : Online payment is very convenient, but there are also many communities where you need to go to the property to recharge, and the property generally has clear working hours; fifth, pay attention to if the tap water is turbid or yellow, it may be caused by rusted water pipes, you can Let the water run for a while and see if the water becomes clear.

3. Observe gas/gas

Usually gas is a necessity for a family to cook. First, you can judge whether the supply is sufficient by the flame height of the gas stove. Secondly, if your home uses a gas-powered water heater, pay attention to whether it is a direct-discharge water heater that has been banned from production, where the water heater is located, and whether it is safe when taking a bath.

4. Cable TV

Many young home buyers generally do not pay much attention to cable TV, but the house is the residence of the family. Considering the important role of TV in family life, During the process of looking at the house, you should not only turn on the TV to see whether the image is clear and how many channels can be received, but also don't forget to transfer the cable TV when handing over the house. (Generally, the ID cards of the buyer and seller and the bank transfer fee passbook are required)

5. Broadband

People’s lives are inseparable from the Internet, which means that broadband is also a must-have for home buyers. Things you need to know during the second-hand housing transaction process. Ask the seller whether to install the broadband service. If the seller has already installed it, the broadband service needs to be transferred. If the seller has not done so, please inquire about the available broadband providers in your community.

6. Heating supply situation

In northern cities, heating is a problem that cannot be underestimated. During the on-site inspection of second-hand houses, home buyers should take the initiative to ask the landlord about the nature of heating, whether it is municipal heating, community heating or self-heating. The costs of different heating methods are different. Secondly, understand the charging standards and methods of heating fees.

Most home buyers buy a house to live in, so they should make plans for future stay at the beginning of buying a house. The municipal supporting facilities are related to the daily life of the residents. If they are not paid attention to, life will become a lot of inconvenience. If various problems are discovered after moving in, it is really "buying a house in vain".

(The above answer was published on 2017-05-04, please refer to the actual current relevant house purchase policies)

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