How much do I have to pay to get the key to the house?

House keys need to pay a series of related expenses such as property fees and heating fees. According to the relevant regulations of our country, the property fee is calculated from the day when the owner takes away the house key. If there is no delivery before, the property fee is paid by the developer. After the developer delivers the house to the buyers, the remaining expenses need to be paid by the buyers themselves. Most developers will require property buyers to pay property fees in advance, usually for three months or half a year, which is of course not mandatory. After receiving the notice of repossession from the developer, it is necessary to repossess the building according to the time period notified, and follow the principle of no payment and no signing in advance. If there are quality problems in the process of repossession, you must keep relevant evidence, and notify the developer in writing to repair or replace it, and if necessary, you can ask for return. In addition, you must keep the relevant evidence recorded in the record of house inspection signed by the handover representative, and you can't sign the building before the problem is solved.