What information do I need to bring to collect the house?

The materials that the owner intends to repossess include: ID card of the purchaser, household registration book, purchase contract, house payment receipt, etc. Some even need to provide deed tax payment invoices.

It should be noted that houses are usually repossessed within the agreed delivery period, and the owners will receive the repossession notice in advance before repossession. It should be noted that you can choose to repossess the building in advance within the agreed repossession period, but it should be noted that repossession cannot be postponed. In addition, it is suggested that the owner should repossess the building in the next few days, not at the peak of repossession, otherwise the repossession process will be too complicated and will take a long time.

Some residential property companies will require the owners to pay a property management fee for one year before the owners accept the house. Owners can only pay fees after signing a service agreement with the property company after taking over the house. The owner did not inspect the house at this time and did not enjoy the property service, so he should not pay in advance.

Matters needing attention for owners to close their houses

1. Before taking over the house, you must carefully consider the purchase contract and related publicity materials (loushu, advertisements, brochures), and understand the specific standards when the house is delivered, such as the structure of the house, when it is delivered, and what conditions it should have when it is delivered.

2. When the house is closed, the developer is required to provide the record form of house completion acceptance issued by the building quality supervision department.

3. Pay attention to whether there is any problem with property rights when closing the house. Owners can go directly to the internet or the real estate department to check whether the purchase contract has been filed for a visa; Check carefully whether the specific situation of the house is consistent with the contract. Whether the plane structure of the house shown in the contract is consistent with the actual plane structure.