Check the house and accept the house: don't forget these key points.

Looking at the house is an important part of buying a house and a key step to safeguard one's own rights and interests. This article will introduce the matters needing attention in house inspection and house collection to help you complete the house delivery smoothly.

Don't miss prime time.

The developer will send a check-in notice on the specified date, informing you to bring your documents and materials. After the time, the house is deemed to have been delivered. In order to avoid subsequent disputes, we must complete the house inspection and house collection within the specified time.

Attention should be paid to the order of viewing and closing houses.

Under normal circumstances, it is a priori to sign a housing contract. But some developers will let you sign the "House Acceptance Sheet" first. This is not a good sign. In order to protect your rights and interests, you must be careful, or mark the word "not checked" on the form.

The measured area should be accurate.

After the quality of the house is no problem, you have to measure the actual area and calculate the error cost, which should be returned and supplemented. It is reasonable that the area error is within 3%. Don't forget to sign the Supplementary Agreement on Settlement of Measured Area of Commercial Housing, and prepare the corresponding expenses.

The file should be complete.

The developer must provide "three books, one certificate and one form" when handing over the house, namely "Residential Quality Guarantee", "Residential Instruction Manual", "Construction Project Quality Confirmation", "Real Estate Development and Construction Project Completion Comprehensive Acceptance Certificate" and "Completion Acceptance Record Form". If the documents are incomplete, it is likely that the developer is playing tricks. You must have a good inspection of the house, there is a great possibility of problems.

Pay the fee.

Take the "Notice of Occupancy" given by the developer, first go to the property company to register and pay the property management fee. In addition, we have to go to relevant departments to pay deed tax, public maintenance fund, heating fee and other expenses. Only when all the expenses have been paid, can you really have your own home.