The first-hand house I bought failed the house inspection and was handed over to the property for rectification. It has not been rectified for more than half a year. Do you need to pay property fees a

The first-hand house I bought failed the house inspection and was handed over to the property for rectification. It has not been rectified for more than half a year. Do you need to pay property fees and utilities during this period? If there is a problem with the quality of the house, the developer has the warranty responsibility.

The property is responsible for the maintenance of facilities in the * * * use area. This kind of property maintenance should be entrusted by the developer.

If you don't hand over the house, the expenses will be borne by the developer.

If you accept the delivery, it is estimated that you have to bear it yourself.

You can go to the developer to report that there is something wrong with the quality of the house after all.

If not, report the specific situation to the Construction Committee.

I hope to give you a reference.