After buying a building, should the notice of repossession be issued by the developer or the property company? After receiving the courier, it says that the building will be closed within three days a

After buying a building, should the notice of repossession be issued by the developer or the property company? After receiving the courier, it says that the building will be closed within three days after receiving it. Is it in line with the regulations? The notice of repossession is generally issued by the developer, and it is notified by telephone. But many times, when some developers are busy, they will ask the property to help them issue a notice of repossession.

There is no problem with the date of repossession indicated in the repossession notice you received. It is the developer's time to repossess the building, not that it must be that time, but that the developer unified the owners to repossess the building together at that time, so that any problems can be solved. Because each room type is basically the same, so the unified owner repossesses the building, and what problems are solved together, not today or tomorrow.

You may not repossess the building temporarily, but you must pay the property fee from the next month after receiving the repossession notice. Although I didn't go to live, there were no problems such as decoration. Because the property had already started at that time, a certain fee would be charged.

Of course, if there are some problems in your room that affect the repossession, which are caused by the quality problems of the developer or the house itself, you can't decorate or move in, so even if you haven't repossessed the building, you don't have to pay the property fee and wait for the developer to decorate it.

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