The owner's house has been vacant and has passed the shelf life, but the key has been stored in the property. Owners find problems that need to be rectified and urge the property to be handled.

Is your situation like this: 1, you haven't closed the house after handing it over, so the key is in the property; 2, the time is long until the two-year warranty period of the house has passed; When you closed the house, you found that there were some minor problems in the house, so you asked the property management company to repair it.

Here, I think a few things are clear. First of all, it is the owner's responsibility that the warranty period expires due to the failure to repossess the house. For example, I bought a product and put it in a courier company. After a long time, I found that the product was expired, and then let the courier company compensate. Is this the reason? Of course, you may feel that there is something wrong with the new house, which is very sweet. But the problem is not big. Easy to maintain. Discuss with the developer or property company. Don't mind too much.