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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you buy a house, the kitchen and the new appliances are not used, can you remove them? This depends on whether the sale contract includes these indoor electrical equipment, if it is not stated that the indoor electrical appliances belong to, then the original owner can remove them. Otherwise, it cannot be dismantled.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can be dismantled, if both parties do not explain that it is accompanied by furniture and electrical appliances, it can be removed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Selling a house didn't say giving home appliances?
Now what is the house to sell now, the house is a good one, it is said that the house is convenient, the children go to school, the house is more expensive than the school, and now the house that sells the house is better with furniture and electrical appliances, and it is very convenient to sell the house with furniture, and it is very convenient to sell it yourself.
Hello, of course not. An unused toilet cannot be used as an office, no matter how clean the toilet is, it is still a toilet, for example, even a new spittoon cannot be used as a container for rice.
Yes, but the pipes inside still need to be protected, and you can still use it if you want to use it in the future. However, this kind of bathroom is generally used exclusively in the master bedroom, and it is common to change it into a storage room or dressing room, and not too many are converted into bedrooms.
It is better not to dismantle lamps and heating lamps, you can add some money to the price, if you remove it you will leave a bad impression in the minds of buyers. Things like furniture and appliances that can be removed can be removed, and things fixed to the wall should not be removed.
I think it's okay to go out, because you're just dreaming, don't be superstitious!