ハウスコム 津田沼店

He kindly taught me various things. It was a real estate agent that was easy to consult! Thank you ?

I was taken care of at the Inage store before. The staff feels good and the response to the contact is quick, so I consulted a lot.

The person in charge was a very polite person, so although it was a last-minute schedule, I was able to make a contract smoothly. thank you!

The woman was very kindly involved in the search for the property, but Sakaguchi just said that if she made a contract, she wouldn't know the rest. Specifically, the day before the date of receiving the key from the management company after signing the contract, the exchange was not in time, I spent a while as a spare, and the management company told me to ask for details tomorrow, or the luggage of the previous resident I was told that NTT would contact me directly about the luggage left in the room, but why did NTT give me my personal information? Don't you wonder? I couldn't rely on it and communicated directly with the management company. Also, before making a contract, I only told them that it wouldn't hurt to ask what kind of company the management company was. It took more than a month from the contract date to exchange the keys of the apartment at most. Even though the rent is about to occur within five days of the cleanup. Ebisu's For Life Town management company's online reputation was only 1 star. I used it because the correspondence of women was wonderful, but I want you to worry a little more.

We have signed a contract for a property for a store. Thank you for everything. Also, I would like to take care when opening a new store. Thank you very much.

Also used for moving to other prefectures. I immediately confirmed with the owner what I didn't understand about the property, and I was able to purchase what I needed and was ready for my new home. Mr. Itosu, who was in charge, was very easy to talk to and consulted with me, so I was able to sign a contract with confidence.

I was taken care of by looking for a house to live alone for the first time. The move has settled down, so I would like to write about my thoughts. ・ If you don't ask about the initial cost before making a contract, they won't tell you from the other side. It was my first time to find a house, so I didn't understand the flow well, so I went to see the house and signed a contract for a room I liked on the spot. At that time, there is no explanation of the initial cost, and if I was wondering when it would be explained, it would be explained after the examination passed, so it is difficult to say "I will quit because it is expensive". I regret that I have to ask from here, "I want to make a house contract here, but how much is the initial cost?" ・ Pest control (about 15,000 yen), light disinfection (about 20,000 yen), and 24-hour secure support (about 20,000 yen) are services from Housecom and do not need to be separated. In the explanation of the initial cost, it is explained that these three amounts are also the initial cost apart from the advance rent and fire insurance, but since only these three are attached by Housecom, you can easily remove them. .. The young man who explained at the beginning said, "I can't remove these," but when I asked the person in charge of me, "I can remove them, but it's better to put them on." I think. " I removed only the light disinfection while thinking that what I was saying was different, but I regret that I didn't actually need pest control or safe support. In particular, I was told that it would be better to enter the relief support for the first time, but later I found out that similar support would arrive for free with fire insurance. It was a waste of money. ・ Although NHK is forced to make a contract, it may be better not to make a contract on the spot. This was the most surprising thing for me personally, but I was also asked to apply for NHK along with the contract for my house. When I was reluctant, I was scared to see it until I wrote, "It's definitely better to do it." Later, the house I contracted with was a house contracted with j: com, and I was very disappointed when I was told by j: com that if I signed an NHK contract from j: com, it would be cheaper by XX yen a year. If I didn't have a contract with Housecom, it would have been cheaper. First of all, I regret not realizing that it was strange to have a contract with NHK in a form close to compulsory. I didn't even buy a TV ... In fact, I think that Housecom, who has seen various houses, should not know that it will be cheaper if they sign NHK from j: com. that's terrible. So, at Housecom, you shouldn't sign an NHK contract, but if you buy a TV or your house is settled down, you should consider an NHK contract. Mr. Itosu, who was in charge of me, is a very kind person, and if you tell me that you want to measure the dimensions of the house, or if you want to measure the dimensions of the house, please borrow the key from the real estate agent and measure it together. It really helped me. It was a short time, but thank you for your help.