Risk assessment of mobile home purchase
The risk assessment of purchasing mobile homes (such as mobile homes or movable houses) should focus on core factors such as structural safety, service life, foundation treatment, and supporting facilities. The following are specific evaluation points:
Structural Safety and Quality
Mobile homes need to inspect the main structure for cracks, deformation, or corrosion, and confirm the welding quality and anti-corrosion treatment of load-bearing components (such as steel frames, beams, and columns). Suggest requesting a structural inspection report, with a focus on examining indicators such as the strength of load-bearing components and the bearing capacity of the foundation.
Service life and maintenance cost
Most mobile homes are designed for a service life of 10-15 years, and it is necessary to confirm the current service life and remaining lifespan. Focus on the fatigue strength of steel structural components, the degree of aging of waterproof layers, and the status of circuit systems to avoid safety hazards caused by expired service.
Foundation treatment and stability
It is necessary to verify the difference in bearing capacity between the original and new site foundations, and confirm the levelness of the walking track and the reliability of the fixed connection points. Suggest requesting a foundation treatment plan and settlement observation records to ensure that the new foundation meets seismic and wind resistance requirements.
Supporting facilities and location
Priority should be given to areas with convenient transportation (such as near subway stations) and well-equipped facilities (rich in education and medical resources) to avoid remote areas affecting the living experience. At the same time, it is necessary to confirm whether there are pollution sources or noise interference in the surrounding area that affect the comfort of living.
Property Rights and Legal Risks
It is necessary to verify the ownership certificates such as property ownership certificates and confirm that there are no disputes such as mortgages or seizures. It is recommended to inquire about property rights information through the real estate registration center to avoid legal barriers during the transaction process.
