What details should I pay attention to when taking over the old community?

1. Whether the relevant information is neat or not. Such as various permits, drawings, municipal agreements, etc. , property ownership information, construction engineering technical information, facilities and equipment related information, owner related information.

2. The actual situation of supporting facilities and equipment, the facilities and equipment in the old community usually cause certain wear and tear due to use, how much wear and tear, and whether there is paralysis.

3. Are there any problems with the parts that have passed the maintenance period, such as waterproofing, elevators, pumps, etc. Have they been updated and rebuilt?

4. Financial handover must be clear, such as business contracts and fees, property fees, decoration fees, parking fees and so on.

5. Related issues left by the previous property and developers.

Actually, that's basically it. The first 2-3 years after joining the old community is basically a big transition period. After 2-3 years, it may be better. There are many rotten communities in the old community, and it is basically the last property that can't be done, otherwise no one will make money.