Can I buy a second-hand house on the sixth floor of the old community?

? Buying a house is a top priority in life, which is related to the living environment and quality of life in the future. I don't think we should buy a second-hand house on the sixth floor of the old campus.

First, the facilities are outdated? Old communities are houses that have lived for many years, and many basic settings are outdated or even gone. Most of the old communities do not have special parking spaces, and many owners leave them at will. Now everyone has a car. If you buy a house in an old community, you have to find your own parking space. It's really too much trouble There is no place to exercise and provide leisure and entertainment in the old community, leaving many people with no place to walk after meals. Moreover, the old campus has been repaired for many years, and many circuits are aging, and the ground is pitted, but no one cares. The low property fees in old residential areas lead to poor environment and management, and the security is also threatened.

Second, it is not conducive to the elderly? There is no elevator installed in the old community, so it is acceptable to climb stairs every day for a day or two. It was too much trouble for you to climb for a long time then. Especially on the 6th floor, it is inconvenient for people with old people and children to go out. Everyone will get old, which is very bad for life in the long run. Old people and children are prone to accidents when climbing stairs, and their bodies can't stand it.

Third, increase the difficulty of decoration? Most of the second-hand houses bought in the old community are problematic. If you buy them yourself, you have to redecorate them. It is better to buy new houses directly. It's too difficult to transform. Now the labor cost is very high. There is no elevator in the old community, and it basically depends on labor, which increases the economic pressure. These are not as good as buying a new house in one step, at least the house you bought has never lived, rest assured.

I think buying a house means living in peace of mind, living in peace of mind. After all, if you want to live for a lifetime, you still have to choose a house with higher cost performance. For the second-hand house on the sixth floor of the old campus, I will not consider it at all, nor will I recommend it.