How long after the house is completed and accepted?

After the completion of commercial housing, it must pass the comprehensive acceptance of relevant departments before it can be delivered for use. After the house is completed, the residential area has outdoor pipe network, gas, water and electricity connections, roads and greening, and it usually takes 3 to 5 months to hand over the house. Consumers must look for the delivery date when buying a house. It is common to delay the delivery of the house due to insufficient funds. Developers often make a fuss about pre-sale contracts, such as only indicating the completion date and not indicating the delivery date; Use some vague language such as "after water and electricity installation, after quality acceptance, after residential facilities are completed". In this regard, when signing the contract, the buyer must clearly stipulate that the delivery date is "a certain month and a certain day", and indicate the responsibilities that the developer needs to bear if the delivery cannot be made on time.

What fees should I pay after handing over the house?

1, developer fee:

(1) When handing over the house, the first fee to be paid is the final payment of the developer's house. The developer won't give you the house until the final payment is paid.

(2) In addition, make up or refund the area price difference. Although we already know the area of the house before we move in, we will actually measure the actual area of the house when we move in, and then take the method of filling in or returning the area difference.

(3) There is also the change cost of decoration. Anyone who has done decoration should know that if there are changes in the house before decoration, it is necessary to explain the situation to the developer in advance, and then the developer will charge relevant fees according to the situation and sign an agreement with you.

2. Property management fee:

(1) moving into a new house requires a property management fee. Generally speaking, property management fees need to be paid one year in advance.

(2) If it is a house in the north, you need to charge for heating.

3. Taxes and fees:

(1) In addition, we need to collect a certain deed tax according to the charging standard stipulated by the state.

(2) There is also a tax, that is, maintenance fees, which are also charged according to the standards set by the state.

4. Other expenses:

(1) There are also some expenses, including parking fees, key card deposits and so on.

(2) In addition, there are housing property registration fees, which are sometimes charged by developers when they apply for permits.

(3) There are also stamp duty and license production fees.