ফ্ল্যাট কেনার আগে এই ভিডিও না দেখলে বড় ভুল করবেন!The Biggest Flat Buying Mistakes

The Biggest Flat Buying Mistakes Are you going to buy a flat? Then this podcast is for you. Promoter's promise, Hidden Defects of the flat, Construction Quality, Cracks, Water Leaks, Wiring, Legal Documents, RERA, Completion Certificate, Occupancy Certificate, Sale Agreement, Super Built-up vs. Carpet Area—all important issues discussed in detail by Civil Engineer Partha Chakraborty 00:00 Introduction 03:23 Developers are cheating in the construction of new houses: Where can buyers complain? 04:12 What are the minimum things that a common man should check before buying a flat? 04:32 Floor area, super buildup area and carpet area: Who should you understand from? 05:44 For how many years from handover, the promoter is responsible for fixing any defects in the house? 06:17 Facility Management: What do they do? 07:11 Gardening on the roof: What should you check? 07:33 Which three problems are very common in new houses? 09:32 Structural defects: Who will see them? 10:02 Who issues the certificate of good quality of the house? 11:33 This loophole remains in the RERA law 12:53 In which places can quality be compromised? 13:59 What are the defects that can occur in using steel without ISI mark? 14:58 If you make these mistakes, there can be a big gap even in using steel with ISI mark 16:33 How can a common man be sure that the contractor did not use unsuitable material in building a house? 17:04 This is how you can cross-check the quality of concrete 18:21 Promoters cheat the most at this stage of building construction 19:55 Promoters cheat at these stages too 22:12 Why are contractors forced to use poor quality sand and stone? 24:59 Are the days of using low-quality sand and stone going to end? 25:26 This is why these houses can collapse like a house of cards in the event of an earthquake 26:25 This is how to protect your house from earthquakes 27:36 Damp-filled house: How to build a house correctly? 29:07 Damp-filled house: Be careful if you see this sign 30:04 Damp: How does it happen and what is the way to get rid of it? 31:33 Houses built during the British era have survived for 200 years with this method 33:14 Old houses built with this method stay cool 34:16 Now if you use this method, your house will stay good for a long time 34:59 These are very effective ways to save the top floor from heat 36:14 Hot due to the opening of the west side of the house: This way you can keep it cool 37:27 Pillars of the house: How to understand if it is being built according to the rules 39:19 Even good promoters make these mistakes 40:26 Low quality sand: What are the reasons behind this? 40:42 Which part of the house is most prone to damp: What is the solution? 40:50 Condensate wiring is the major reason for damp in the house and what is the solution? 42:08 Does water leaking from the ceiling mean a construction defect? 42:22 When should waterproofing be done? 43:16 The correct amount of cement - sand - stone in roof pouring: How to understand? 44:21 How long should water be poured after pouring the roof? 46:40 Bathroom floor - wall to ceiling: Why is it so prone to dampness: What is the solution? 49:07 Is the ready house strong or not: What tests can be easily understood? 49:42 Can dampness be fixed at all? How? 50:00 Water leakage from the roof: What can be fixed at all? 50:22 What are the signs before a house collapses? 51:41 How many inches are the standard walls in a flat house? 52:50 Indiscriminately removing groundwater from a building: What dangers can it cause? 54:51 Is it possible to build an eco-friendly house using the old method today? 55:35 Sign off On "Podcast by Renaissance," you'll hear from experts, thinkers, and changemakers as we dive deep into stories that matter — from spirituality and society to public interest, mythology, and the mysteries science can't always explain. Exploring the truth and voicing the unheard has always been my mission. This channel is an extension of that purpose. I hope you'll stay, listen, and find something meaningful.