Call an expert. What do you mean?

Hello, call an expert, an online buzzword. Because some title parties often give articles the title "When a guy enters a store, the boss calls an expert", many netizens begin to spoof the difference between an expert buying a house and a layman buying a house:

First of all, the layman asks the area, and the expert asks the pool.

When the sales office asks how big the house is, the layman will directly ask how big the house is; And experts generally ask "the pool area of the house". Generally, the smaller the pool area, the larger the actual use area, that is, the higher the housing rate.

Second, the layman asks the price, and the expert asks the price difference.

Laymen generally ask about the price of the house they like, while experts ask about the price differences of houses with different orientations and floors and the reasons. Because salespeople generally don't take the initiative to tell you the price difference of the house, you need to inquire carefully yourself.

Third, laymen ask about the service life, while experts ask about the time of land acquisition.

Laymen all know that there are land use years, 70 years for houses and 40 years for apartments, but experts should ask deeper questions, such as "Is there any hoarding of land and how many years it has been hoarded", so as to understand the actual land use years.

The layman asks for supporting planning, and the expert conducts private inspection.

Buyers who are amateurs and experts generally ask about the surrounding supporting plans when they look at a house, and sales staff often boast about some long-term plans. The layman is limited to listening to the salesperson, and the insider will privately verify whether it is true.

Five, the layman asked the property fee, and the expert asked the property ownership.

Laymen usually ask how much the property management fee is, but insiders will ask, "Is this the property management fee for the first year of promotion, or has it always been this price?" They will also ask, "Is the property company a developer or an employee?" Generally speaking, the property company owned by developers is the best!

Six, laymen look at the plan, experts look at the general plan.

Laymen generally only care about the floor plan of the house and see where the windows of the house are distributed and how many there are; Moreover, experts usually pick up the general plan (the layout of each suite on a floor) to see whether the window is facing the outside or a wall, and to see the building distribution map and the floor general plan.

Seven, laymen look at the sand table map, experts look at the planning map.

The layman sees the sand table model as beautiful, with many greeneries, large space between buildings and beautiful landscape, but it is inevitable that it is exaggerated and cannot be believed completely; Experts can clearly see the distribution of parking spaces, garbage stations and substations when they look at the design scheme. for reference only