When the property is handed over to the developer, is there an inscription stipulating what the developer should do to complete the handover?

1. The property use permit handled by the property management office (bureau) is the condition for the construction unit (developer) to hand over the property. In other words, without this permit, you can't hand over the house.

2. At present, this certificate has been cancelled in some areas and changed into a comprehensive acceptance certificate of the community as a condition for the handover and putting into use of the property.

3. In some areas, as long as the construction unit (developer) has handled the single building completion acceptance record form, the property can be delivered for use.

To sum up, the construction unit (developer) must have at least a completion acceptance record form to meet the delivery conditions.

In fact, your statement is not accurate, it should be called the conditions for putting the property into use rather than the conditions for handing over the house. The Record Form of Completion Acceptance is the most basic condition for the property to be put into use. As for the handover, if the inspector is not satisfied with the handover, he can totally reject it.

In addition, I hope you mean the house, not the property company.

The handover between the property company and the developer is much simpler. From the beginning of the project construction period, the property management company will step in, get familiar with the equipment and understand the general situation of the project, especially the concealed project ... not much to say.