When buying a second-hand house, the original landlord didn't say that there were red ants in the whole building. Why can't we stop?

If the problem of red ants is not found when buying a second-hand house, and the problem is not clearly stated in the purchase contract, you can try the following solutions:

1. negotiation: negotiate with the original landlord and ask him to remove the red ant and ensure that similar problems do not occur in the house. Some concrete solutions can be put forward, such as inviting a professional pest control company for treatment, and the cost can be shared by both parties through consultation.

2. Seek legal help: If negotiation fails, you can consult a lawyer to understand the relevant legal provisions and consider solving the problem through legal channels. For example, you can sue the original landlord for violating the obligation to inform the sales contract, which led you to buy a problematic property.

3. Investigate the whole building: find out whether there are similar problems in the whole building. If so, you can contact the property or industry Committee for help and understand the relevant responsibilities.

4. Parking problem: If the parking problem is not mentioned in the purchase contract, it can be solved through consultation with the original landlord. If there is any dispute, you can consult a lawyer or relevant departments to understand the relevant legal provisions and rights protection issues.

In short, when buying second-hand real estate, you must carefully check the housing conditions and carefully read the terms in the purchase contract to ensure that your rights and interests are protected. If there is a dispute, you can seek the help of professionals and take appropriate measures to solve the problem.