I bought a house in Zunyi Gloria International. At that time, the people in their house sales department said that there was a one-year property management fee, but now they don't admit it.

The staff of the sales department may be outsourced sales companies and will promise a lot to sell houses.

If it's just verbal promises, in fact, these promises are irresponsible and invalid. When the house is sold, it will quit or not admit it at all, and the owner can only eat dumb losses.

For example, free of property fees. Property fees are collected by property management companies and have nothing to do with outsourcing sales. They have no right to promise to exempt property fees (if developers sell their own houses, it is best to have a letter of commitment stamped with the official seal, and developers will subsidize the property).

For example, privately build a sunny room. Originally, the owners had some, and outsourcing sales often promised that these places were donated by developers, and the owners could build sunny rooms, flower sheds and so on. But in fact, if the owner really wants to build a sunny room, the Urban Management Law Enforcement Bureau will order it to be demolished or even fined.

Therefore, before buying a house, it is best to fully understand and think carefully. If they have any promises, they'd better write a letter of commitment and build an official seal, and consider whether they can find their company at that time.