Is the property not allowed to see the water and electricity meter?

First of all, I believe this is a finely decorated house.

Answer the first question first: it is totally unreasonable for them to do so, and it also infringes on your owners' rights. I believe that the reason why they stopped you must be that there is no key in the water meter well or the master is too busy. For whatever reason, it shouldn't be. This link should be what you should and must go to when you inspect the house. Generally, renovated houses will store about 2 tons of water in advance, and each household will consume some electricity when decorating, and this part of the cost should be borne by the developer (of course, the money for buying a house has been included, and the developer will not lose money).

Tricky: I personally think it is very likely that your electricity is not connected to the internet, and it is collected according to commercial hydropower; Or you just don't have access to the internet, lest your master get suspicious and get into trouble.

Solution: Don't give property fees and utilities to the property management company before moving in, that is, don't give money to the property management company, and go to the property management company area to negotiate with the developer to solve the problem clearly. Pay more attention when inspecting the house.