Which unit am I inspecting?
Confirm the exact available unit, its type, price and recorded facilities. A building with several apartments may have different conditions in each unit.
What will I pay beyond rent?
Ask for a clear breakdown of disclosed deposits, service charges and other property costs. Veriq operators agree not to charge agency or inspection fees. Keep the agreed terms in writing.
How does water reach the home?
Ask about the water source, storage, reliability and any shared costs. During the visit, inspect the taps and visible plumbing where practical.
What happens when power goes out?
Confirm any generator, inverter or solar arrangements and who pays for them. Street electricity patterns and a property’s backup power are different pieces of information.
What changes when it rains?
Ask about drainage, access and previous water entry. Look for visible dampness or water marks. Compare property observations with the street’s flood evidence.
What is shared?
Confirm parking, gates, kitchens, compound areas and house rules. In shared accommodation, ask how cleaning, visitors and utilities are managed.
Who has authority to offer the property?
Confirm the relevant owner, caretaker or resident authority before entering an agreement. Keep receipts and seek qualified legal help when needed. Verification helps you prepare; it does not replace these checks.
