How to deliver the property after the second-hand house is transferred?

Property delivery refers to the settlement of water, electricity, gas, cable TV, heating and other expenses related to the property between the original owner and the new owner after the handover of the house, and the delivery of fixed assets. So how to do it specifically?

1. Deliver indoor facilities, including decoration, furniture, household appliances, etc. If it is bought and sold through an intermediary, the intermediary will generally have a delivery list, and the intermediary will accompany the buyer and the seller to deliver together. If it is not purchased through an intermediary, the buyer and the seller can confirm the indoor facilities, and the household appliances should be confirmed on the spot, and then both parties sign.

2. Pay various fees, including water, electricity, cable TV, property fees, gas fees, broadband fees, heating fees, etc. If the card is inserted, the card will be inserted on the spot to read the data, and both parties will settle the account. If you can't settle the account on the spot, such as heating fee and broadband fee, you can ask your department or ask the original owner for the last payment certificate. Property fees and parking fees can be paid directly to the property office.

Third, the account is moved out. Generally, customers need to move out of registered permanent residence before they can handle the property delivery. If there are special circumstances, the seller can't move out of the account for the time being, but also make a written commitment. If allowed, you can leave a part of the deposit to limit it.

Fourth, it is the handover of keys, door cards and other items.

Pat in France specializes in real estate transfer.