· Make a list of the 10 most important things you would look for when choosing a house to live in. ?

Answer 1

make sure your house is out of the flooding zone, and find out the property taxes ahead of time if you can, even try and get the history of the house. You don't want to move in and find that someone was brutally murdered there or if there are people who move in and out quite a bit, that's a sign there is something not right about the house. You can tell when you walk into a house if it feels "homey" or not. We moved somewhere and found out later that someone commited suicide in that house..we didn't stay much longer after that. Don't forget to check out the fuse box to make sure it can hold all your "electrical needs", I had to do that for my job, since I am on the computer at home most days. Make sure it has a basement, preferably dry of course, for possibly storage or heck during tornado season (depending on where you live of course).
Just sit down and think about things that are important to you and write them down. As you look for houses check off what they have and don't have.. good luck.

Answer 2

1 Location and its closeness to work place.
2 How old is the building and its present condition.
3 Whether the construction quality is OK and building condition is OK for safe living.
4 Surroundings and overall cleanliness of the housing complex and locality.
5 Nearness to markets, hospital, railway station, airport etc.
6 Good ventilation, air circulation etc.
7 Nearness to schools and colleges,temple etc
8 Built up area/carpet area and number of bedrooms and attached bath/toilets.
9 Orientation of the building and whether it is east or west facing.
10 Water supply facility is available for 24 hours or not....etc... etc

Answer 3

Location (proximity to what I need and decent neighbors)

accessible (as in ADA accessible)

energy efficient

low maintenance (or easily made to fit that)

solid "bones" (no problems with foundation, for example)

decent yard--esp. side yard. I do not want to be able to lean out my window and shake my neighbor's hand.

efficient, good-sized kitchen

personally want 3-car garage as I store a chunk of my library in it

fenced back yard (my dog must be safe)

price

Answer 4

Location
At least 2BR/2BA (for resale )
Features that are most important to me
Price/value
Homeowner association? If so, amount of dues.
Condition of neighborhood
Suitability of neighborhood (kids, no kids, etc)
Condition of home
Age of home
Proximity to work

Answer 5

1. the look
2. the size
3. the doors, windows etc.
4. the compound
5. the history
6. the neighbourhood
7. the plan of the house
8. the neighbours
9. the location
10. the cleanliness

well, i guess that is...

Answer 6

I would check out the area
I would check out the neighbours
I would check the ability to park outside
I would check acess to the rear
I would check security at the rear
I would check for signs of new paint
I would check positions of plug sockets
I would check storage areas
I would check if ample cupboards in kitchen
and finally.....
I would check to see what the smell of coffee/cakes is masking

Answer 7

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Answer 8

no why should i!! bah humbug!!