Yung-Ching Realty(franchise stores)

Professional staff

My friend is over there, go find him

Fang Zhong is nice and kind

I bought a suite through this franchise store and it was boring enough. When I was looking at the house, the agent told me that the tenant worked on the night shift, so I could n’t stay too long, so I could n’t look at many things at all. The agent told me that he specializes in this building, so he is familiar with the condition of the building. He also told me that the furniture and appliances of the seller were just replaced, and all the things I saw were attached As a result, I applied for repairs. When I moved in, the bathroom washbasin did not have a water pipe at all, and the water flowed directly from the washbasin to the ground. The mattress was not very good. The agent told me that the tenant could n’t attach it because it was broken, but when I saw the house, the agent told me that everything I saw was attached. Although the manager later paid me There is a small fluid table in the house. When I put my foot on it, I found that the side plate of the fluid table is not fixed on the fluid table at all. Did n’t the agent tell me that the owner had replaced everything I was frightened by the inspection. The glue on the countertop was completely peeled off. Fortunately, it was discovered early, otherwise I would have fallen dead and I did n’t know who to pay me for. I was so angry that I refused to hand over the house or even file a complaint, and the agent kept telling me that the owner does not live here. It is strange. What is the reason why the owner does not understand the condition of the house and signed a contract with me? Have you deliberately concealed the facts? Signing a contract is to follow the contract. I found that the facts are different from the contract. I only use the excuse that the owner does not live here. Does it make sense legally? How can an agent tell a bunch of things he imagines to deceive people if they don't understand the housing conditions? How do the agents introduce the house if they don't understand the housing conditions? Can you make up a bunch of things to deceive people without knowing the housing conditions? I am even dumbfounded today. This is obviously a residential building, but there are homeowners doing activities in the building. The residential building should not be a building that allows non-residents to enter and exit. Didn't the agent say that he was familiar with this building, hiding information? I have never seen a house that allows residents to bring a bunch of people into the event! Only the management committee can run the event, but the participants are limited to the residents ⋯⋯ The tenants who run the event buy it after the building is built, and it is not the first time to run the event Even more dumbfounded, the old residents here told me that two people had jumped and died in this building. At that time, the residents here couldn't sleep well every day. Later, there were some people who did something to get a good night's sleep. Although my house is not a haunted house, should there be any news of death by jumping from a building?

Very pleasant home buying experience, and the hard work and sincerity of the service staff