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Check list for the main entrance
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Checklist for the living room/bedrooms
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Checklist for the kitchen
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Checklist for the bathroom
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Slopes:
If there is any slope in the surrounding area, read the sales brochure / Government Lease / Deed of Mutual Covenant carefully to find out who is responsible for maintenance. The sales brochure must also include a plan of such slope(s).
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First-hand property:
There is usually a free maintenance period of six months to one year.
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Second-hand property:
Normally sold on an "as-is"; basis without a free maintenance period. If necessary, engage professional support to inspect and assess the property's condition before making any decision to buy. Also check out if the housing development or building has any repairs and maintenance plan in the near future, such as replacing electric installations or lift cables, painting external walls, maintaining slope(s), etc. If yes, find out whether the cost will be borne by the buyer/seller.
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