Some people are looking for a place to live, and there are various types of apartments, villas, officetels, commercial buildings, etc., depending on the purpose, size, and age of the building.
In the case of a single room, a regular one-room building, or a villa? I brought you some good tips to refer to in similar cases.
It's 100000% based on experience, so when you refute it, everything you say is correct haha.
1. Does the flower bed surround the entire building or does it not surround the entire building, but trees grow?
I'll skip it first. If the house is really good for the price and the condition is really good, I won't skip it, but there's no room like that! There is nothing cheap and good
The reason I filter it is because it always attracts bugs. Mosquitoes, ants, moths, and bird droppings appear according to the season. You don't think anything will come out in the middle of winter, right? If the flower bed is not maintained, it becomes a nest for mice. If it is more serious, well, you will understand by this point!
2. One-room buildings generally have better end rooms (whether one-room, two-room, or two-room).
You might be wondering what I'm talking about, but if there is an ㅣ or ㄱ shaped hallway, choose the room furthest from the stairs, that is, the room in the middle rather than the rooms on both sides! It may be a little difficult to understand because I'm only going to explain it in writing, but if you go house-hunting with this in mind, you'll understand! Buildings with large land areas and good structures are an exception! But there aren't many buildings like this!
3. Be sure to check this when looking inside.
Windows leading outside! Look at the windows in the bathroom, veranda, room, etc. and if the outer window is a thin aluminum window, pass on it! In the winter and summer, the heating and cooling bills are very high. And you probably don't look at the ceiling very often. You may be wondering where the ceiling is leaking water these days, including the corners, the ceiling where one room meets another room, and the area above the window. Be sure to check before signing the contract.
4. Duplex... It's just a dream
A duplex is a very attractive structure, but people who have lived there once will generally not live in a duplex again. Of course, I am not saying that duplexes are wrong or wrong, but the biggest thing is the maintenance cost that exceeds your dreams. You will regret thinking that a studio duplex is okay because it is small. First, the ceiling is high, so the heating and cooling costs are much higher, and since duplexes are located almost on the top floor, physical strength is essential. It's on the top floor, so it gets hot in the summer. It would be nice in the winter because it's warm, but it's a refrigerator. Even if the top floor isn't a duplex, that's true.
5. There is no house without running water.
When you go to see a house, you've probably heard people say, "Turn on the water or turn on the water to see if it comes out." This is all an old story. Nowadays, no matter where you go in the country, there is no home where water doesn't run in any room. You have to see the water running! There are many homes where water flows well. Flush the toilet, put water in the sink, check if it goes down, check the sink, and make sure it goes down!
I don't know if it will be helpful, but I'll write down a few words. Be sure to check the register before signing the contract and check whether it matches the landlord's personal information!
Have a good contract!!
In the case of a single room, a regular one-room building, or a villa? I brought you some good tips to refer to in similar cases.
It's 100000% based on experience, so when you refute it, everything you say is correct haha.
1. Does the flower bed surround the entire building or does it not surround the entire building, but trees grow?
I'll skip it first. If the house is really good for the price and the condition is really good, I won't skip it, but there's no room like that! There is nothing cheap and good
The reason I filter it is because it always attracts bugs. Mosquitoes, ants, moths, and bird droppings appear according to the season. You don't think anything will come out in the middle of winter, right? If the flower bed is not maintained, it becomes a nest for mice. If it is more serious, well, you will understand by this point!
2. One-room buildings generally have better end rooms (whether one-room, two-room, or two-room).
You might be wondering what I'm talking about, but if there is an ㅣ or ㄱ shaped hallway, choose the room furthest from the stairs, that is, the room in the middle rather than the rooms on both sides! It may be a little difficult to understand because I'm only going to explain it in writing, but if you go house-hunting with this in mind, you'll understand! Buildings with large land areas and good structures are an exception! But there aren't many buildings like this!
3. Be sure to check this when looking inside.
Windows leading outside! Look at the windows in the bathroom, veranda, room, etc. and if the outer window is a thin aluminum window, pass on it! In the winter and summer, the heating and cooling bills are very high. And you probably don't look at the ceiling very often. You may be wondering where the ceiling is leaking water these days, including the corners, the ceiling where one room meets another room, and the area above the window. Be sure to check before signing the contract.
4. Duplex... It's just a dream
A duplex is a very attractive structure, but people who have lived there once will generally not live in a duplex again. Of course, I am not saying that duplexes are wrong or wrong, but the biggest thing is the maintenance cost that exceeds your dreams. You will regret thinking that a studio duplex is okay because it is small. First, the ceiling is high, so the heating and cooling costs are much higher, and since duplexes are located almost on the top floor, physical strength is essential. It's on the top floor, so it gets hot in the summer. It would be nice in the winter because it's warm, but it's a refrigerator. Even if the top floor isn't a duplex, that's true.
5. There is no house without running water.
When you go to see a house, you've probably heard people say, "Turn on the water or turn on the water to see if it comes out." This is all an old story. Nowadays, no matter where you go in the country, there is no home where water doesn't run in any room. You have to see the water running! There are many homes where water flows well. Flush the toilet, put water in the sink, check if it goes down, check the sink, and make sure it goes down!
I don't know if it will be helpful, but I'll write down a few words. Be sure to check the register before signing the contract and check whether it matches the landlord's personal information!
Have a good contract!!
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