Do I have to pay the property fee to get the key to the new house? Is there a real estate license after handing over the house?

Many owners want to hand over the house as soon as possible. After all, you can check in early if you deliver the house early and decorate it early, but generally you need to pay the property fee and then give the key. But without this rule, you can get the key yourself without paying the property fee. Please see the introduction I brought for details.

Is there a real estate license after handing over the house?

Property ownership certificate may not be obtained immediately after delivery, only existing housing projects can get the certificate when delivery, and faster housing projects often deliver the house just after reaching the delivery standard, and haven't had time to apply for the certificate. According to the Measures for the Administration of Commercial Housing Sales, developers need to assist buyers to apply for real estate licenses within 90 days after delivery. This is under all normal circumstances, if the developer has problems, he may not even get the real estate license.

Do I have to pay the property fee to get the key to the new house?

There is no requirement to pay the property fee before you can get the key, which has nothing to do with the property itself. Many developers will be the last to get the key on the day of repossession, and they need to pay various fees, including property fees, before getting the key. If the property has violated the owner's rights and interests by refusing to pay the property fee, you can report it to the local housing and construction department.

How to check the delivery time?

The delivery time will be clearly stipulated in the purchase contract. If you need to know the delivery time, you can directly check the purchase contract, but the contract is only a rough expectation. The actual delivery time shall be subject to the project construction progress. If the construction period is delayed for some reasons, the delivery time may be much later than the contract time.