How secure is the complex in emergency situations? In case the condo is in an area where flooding is a regular occurrence, see if they have any safety measures that will guarantee very minimal damage to the condo and your belongings. Are there fire precautions like smoke detectors and sprinklers all over the building, and are the emergency exits easily accessible? Find out if the building has master insurance, as well as the extent of its coverage.

Are there generators in the building? No matter where people live Lentor Modern these days, they are often subject to unexpected power outages. See if the building has back-up power for situations like this. If there is an emergency power source, ask if it is only limited to common areas of the condo, or if units are supplied with power as well.

Developers don’t usually tell potential buyers about the negative sides of living in a condo unit; they want to be able to sell so they focus on the promoting the advantages. This means that the buyer should take on the responsibility of asking these questions to get a feel of what condo ownership or residence will really be like.