4 ms·
1. Ask about neighbors and noise. 2. Check the voltage output. Many older places can't handle too many wattage and the circuit breaker can flip easily. Sucks f
by OafTobark 14y ago
1. Ask about neighbors and noise.
2. Check the voltage output. Many older places can't handle too many wattage and the circuit breaker can flip easily. Sucks for tech folks.
3. Drive around and check how ease of turning out into traffic is. Some places royally suck and makes it insanely more time consuming.
4. Personal but ask about typical things like washer, dryer, dishwasher, etc...
5. Check how strong or weak a toilet is. I've had a toilet in the last that almost always clog even with constant flushing to ensure nothing is in there. They eventually had to replace the entire toilet.
6. If its a brand new construction, especially large condo complexes, stay clear. Tons of random issues will come up.
7. Check deposit and move in fees, policy.
- mackross 14y agoI really like the drive around and check out ease of turning out into traffic. That's one that I've buggered up before.
- xxpor 14y ago>Drive around and check how ease of turning out into traffic is. Some places royally suck and makes it insanely more time consuming. Alternatively, make sure the place is near transit so you don't need a car at all.