Unconsciously, it has reached the "era when there are more houses than people", and the bonus period of buying a house without losing money is gone. Now, more and more people are selling houses, but those who are buying have been waiting and seeing.
As a come, I would like to advise everyone. If you come across these 7 types of houses, don't buy them no matter how cheap they are. Because, they will all be reduced to "poor people's houses", which are not easy to live in and cannot be sold. Those who have suffered losses are already secretly "getting rid of it".
1. String room
What is a "skewer room"? It refers to the second-hand house purchased by speculators or unreliable intermediaries, and then simply renovated or renovated, and then sold to the outside world. Making a sum of money by selling a house, and making a lot of money from decoration, is simply "killing two birds with one stone".
In order to save trouble, some people directly buy the already renovated "string room". As everyone knows, in order to make profits, decoration materials are generally of inferior quality. Coupled with the short time, formaldehyde pollution is easy to occur.
Therefore, the skewer room is also called the "leukemia package room".
Netizens who have bought a string house complained: "I admit that it is to save money, but this house wants my life!" ”
If you encounter speculation tenants and intermediaries when buying a house, you must pay special attention to the words that formaldehyde has been removed, newly renovated, the landlord is eager to sell, and the landlord is eager to rent.
I'd rather spend more time decorating than buying or renting a string house.
2. Sea view room
In the past, it can be said that a room with a sea view is hard to find, and it is basically the standard configuration of the rich. In the promotion of real estate, the sea view house is synonymous with high-end.
However, the actual sea view room is basically a pit person.
Anyone who has ever bought a house with a sea view knows that the environment is particularly humid, and the walls are mossy when they are damp. Smelling the fishy sea breeze every day, even if you don't bask in the sun, your skin will slowly darken.
In addition, it is far away from the city, whether it is work, school, shopping, or playing, it is not very convenient.
Sea view rooms are more suitable for vacations, and for those who have a lot of money in hand, sea view rooms can be bought. For ordinary people, it is a pit, and it is difficult to find someone to take over if you want to get rid of it.
3. Super high-rise buildings
The current community is basically a high-rise building with twenty or thirty floors, and some communities even have super high-rise buildings with more than 50 floors.
It seems to be majestic, but if the floor is too high, it means that there are too many people living there. When entering and exiting, the elevator was crowded with people. Especially in the morning rush hour, you may not be able to squeeze into the elevator for more than ten minutes.
If the floors are too high, it means that they are easy to block each other and affect the lighting. Living in a house with insufficient lighting can make people feel very depressed and affect their sense of well-being.
Therefore, many people who have bought super high-rise buildings are listing for sale. It's really easy to buy, but hard to sell.
Fourth, small property rights
The so-called small property right house is a house without a legal property right certificate. Because of its particularity, it leads to poor market circulation of the house, little room for appreciation, and even a great risk. Because the state does not admit that once there is a problem, there is no guarantee at all.
Because small property rights houses are generally built by village collectives, they can be lived in casually if they are not demolished. If it is demolished, the village will return the money for the purchase of the house to you and compensate you for the renovation. If you pay for the demolition, don't think about it, make wedding clothes for others.
5. Apartments
Condominiums, which generally only have 40-50 years of property rights, and are built on commercial or industrial land, do not belong to ordinary residences.
It is precisely because of its nature that it leads to a high down payment ratio for apartments, high taxes, and high utility bills. In addition, many apartments are used for both commercial and residential purposes, and the size of the apartment is small, so there will be multiple households, poor sound insulation, and cluttered life.
To sum up, apartments are doomed to a low return on investment due to high taxes, high living costs, low tenure of ownership, high down payment and loan restrictions, and poor living convenience.
6. Houses with poor properties
The property management of a community will be directly related to the comfort of life. Once you buy a house, the management ability and service attitude of the property will directly determine whether the residence is comfortable and worry-free.
Some houses with poor property do not care about anything except the active charges. Even, they are trying to embezzle parking fees and advertising fees, and make a fuss about various overhaul funds. "What do you do, the first place in charge", when you encounter such a property, you don't have the mood to move in.
7. The "old and dilapidated" house
I often hear people say that "old and dilapidated" houses cannot be bought. In fact, what really can't be sold is the "old and broken" house.
A lot of people buy old houses just for a degree. Old houses, both in terms of environment and living comfort, are relatively poor.
In addition, houses in good school districts are generally very expensive. If the area is too large, it will undoubtedly increase a lot of pressure to buy a house. If you want to sell it at that time, it will be difficult to sell it.
Finally, let's summarize:
For ordinary people, a house requires most of a lifetime, or even two or three generations. Therefore, we must pay enough attention to make a reasonable asset allocation. Once you buy the wrong house, 10 years will be in vain.