1. Asking about the price: When asking about the price, buyers can ask after entering the sales office. Many property buyers know the price of a project from posters or advertisements, but in fact these prices are different from the actual purchase price. Property buyers can first ask the sales staff what the average price of the house is, and then compare the average price of other properties in the same lot, so that they can know for themselves that when looking at the house, they can judge whether the quality of the house is worth the price.

2. Look at the supporting facilities: Generally, some powerful supporting facilities will be clearly marked in the sand table of the sales office, while some unfavorable supporting facilities can be ignored. Matching is very important for a community, involving the convenience of life, whether it is convenient to travel, medical care and other issues, so buyers should confirm with sales staff when looking at matching.

3. Look at the sales control table: the sales control table of a real estate shows a lot of information. When buyers go to the sales office, they can judge whether the project is unpopular through the sales control table, or they can look at the situation of the remaining houses. Although some sales offices cheat on the sales control list, buyers can also test the sales staff according to the sales situation on the sales control list and ask which houses are still there and which ones are gone. The sales staff's answer is the same as that shown on the sales control list.

What should I ask when I go to the sales office to see the house?

1. Asking about the delivery time: the delivery time needs to be confirmed. The delivery date in the contract seems clear, but the water in it is deep. Whether the developer can finally let the owner move in according to the time stipulated in the contract, and whether he can get a series of information about the house when he moves in, must be made clear.

2. Ask when the supporting business will be completed: Now many new buildings are distributed in the periphery of the city. At this time, the relevant facilities of the community, especially the commercial facilities closely related to life, are particularly important. In addition, the construction of commercial facilities is very important for some property buyers.

3. Ask about the floor area ratio: Buyers should also remember to ask about the floor area ratio of houses, which you can use to compare with other properties. Because the lower the plot ratio, the fewer houses are built per unit area, and the living comfort is high. For residents, it is definitely that the low floor area ratio is more conducive to future life.