Hello everyone, our old neighbors, today let's talk about a topic that makes people's hearts tighten - housing prices have fallen, don't be deceived by the developer's rhetoric when buying a new house! Buying a house is not a trivial matter, and if you are not careful, you may fall into a pit, so we have to keep our eyes open and see what "tricks" the developer may use.
First of all, developers often play with the concept of "bargains". They might say, "Limited specials, no more missed deals!" "It sounds tempting, but you have to ask yourself, is there really such a good thing? Remember the old saying, "pie doesn't fall from the sky", and there may be a secret behind a bargain room that is a bundle or a poor location.
Secondly, "installment payment" seems to reduce the burden, but in fact, it is time for space. The developer will tell you that the interest is very low when paid over several years. But you have to figure it out, and that interest may add up to more than the full amount. As the famous saying goes, "Don't be blinded by the bargains in front of you." ”
Also, don't be fooled by the "free area". Developers often promise balconies and storage rooms, but these are often unclear. Giving away is not the same as giving away for nothing, and the gift may have to pay taxes in the future, and once there is a dispute, trouble will come. After all, legally "gifting" is conditional, not as simple as you think.
Also, the developer's "model room" has to be put a question mark. Those well-decorated model homes look beautiful, but you have to think that the actual delivery of the house may be different from the model room. After all, "seeing is not necessarily believing", decoration standards and material quality must be carefully asked.
Finally, don't forget to check the contract. Developers' contracts are so dense that a one-word difference can be a world of difference. Be sure to ask a professional to help you interpret it, and don't sign it in a daze. After all, "the contract is the guarantee, and the word must be considered".
Buying a house is a big deal, and we have to be cautious. Don't let these little tricks of developers get into trouble, we have to learn to identify with wise eyes and make decisions with rational brains. On the way to buy a house, let's work together and be a smart consumer!
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