Is there a time limit for closing the house after the delivery notice is issued?

There is a time limit for closing the house after the delivery notice is issued. Generally, the house will be closed within one month after the delivery notice is issued. According to the regulations, the developer should inform the buyers about the delivery of the house, and the notice should be in written form, and the delivery time should be clearly stated. The developer's time limit for repossession should be within one month after handing over the house and issuing the notice of repossession. If the buyer fails to go through the relevant formalities at the designated place within the agreed time, it shall be deemed that the developer has actually delivered the house to the buyer for use.

Matters needing attention for owners to close their houses

1. Are the documents for house purchase complete?

When the owner repossesses the house, he should remember to check whether the developer's repossession documents are complete: first, the Construction Project Completion Record Form to determine whether the developer has completed the filing in the relevant departments; Second, whether there are quality inspection reports and instructions to determine the shelf life of each part of the house; Finally, it depends on whether the house is an evaluation data information report on the living area and shared area issued by a professional surveying and mapping enterprise recognized by the state, and finally determines the real total area of the house.

2. Check and accept the new house with the developer.

When the developer informs you to close the house, you can check with the developer, so you can communicate in public if there are any problems, mainly to determine whether the house delivered to you by the developer meets the original design drawings, whether the quality of the house and the doors and windows meet the commitments in the contract. When the house is closed, the problem is found, and a written agreement is immediately marked and signed, promising the developer's liability for breach of contract and handling time.

3. Pay attention to the documents for signing the house.

When some developers notify the owners to repossess the building, they will clearly put forward that they should go through the formalities of repossession first, pay the cost of supporting facilities and then give you the key to enter the new house for acceptance. In fact, it is very unscientific. If there is something wrong with the house, it will cause some confusion to your check-out process. You need to sign a house purchase contract, and promise that when you take the house, you will first check and accept the new house and then go through the relevant closing procedures.

You can't pay in advance if you don't accept the house.

If you don't buy houses in large quantities with developers, most of them should buy houses according to property management. That's easy. Some property management companies stipulate that they have to pay a property management fee for one year before they can enter the new house for acceptance. At this moment, the owner has the right to refuse. Under all normal circumstances, the owner can sign a service contract with the property management company after the house is closed, and can only pay the property management service fee. According to the requirements, the property management company cannot deduct the property management fee for more than half a year in advance.

5. Check the record form carefully _

Some developers will only get a record form to handle all new projects when the owner asks for the record form for completion acceptance. However, according to the relevant requirements, every item in the record form of completion acceptance must be reported to the relevant local departments for the record.