Dong Vo
Distance to international schools, security, play areas and repair terms – the questions families should ask the landlord. I’ve put this together from units I’ve viewed and real conversations with landlords and tenants.
1. Key things to know about Thao Dien
Every unit differs in floor, orientation, furniture and the landlord’s policies. Before you decide, compare what the contract says with the actual condition of the unit.
1.1. Checks before a viewing
Prepare a list of questions, take photos of the unit’s condition and ask clearly about recurring monthly costs such as management fees, parking and internet.
2. My take
Anything that’s unclear, I’ll confirm directly with the landlord or building management before you pay a deposit.
— Dong Vo
