Notes on Checking Houses and Receiving Houses: Five Points to Help You Stay Smooth

House inspection and house collection is an important link that buyers must go through before moving in. This article will introduce you to five key points of house inspection and house collection to help you move into your new home smoothly.

House inspection and collection time

The developer will issue a notice of occupancy to the owner within the specified time, reminding the owner to bring relevant documents and materials to handle the house collection procedures. If the time is missed, the house is deemed to have been delivered, and the buyer shall bear the objection.

The order of house inspection and house expropriation

In general, you should sign the housing contract in advance. If the developer asks to sign the "House Acceptance Sheet" first, please be sure to indicate the words "House not inspected" to prevent the house quality problem from being weakened.

Measured area settlement

When signing the Supplementary Agreement on Settlement of Measured Area of Commercial Housing, it is necessary to measure the actual area of the house, and the expenses arising from the settlement area error shall follow the principle of refunding more and making up less to ensure the reasonable expenses.

Developer certificate

Be sure to confirm that the developer's documents are complete when you close the house. If there is no "three books, one certificate and one form", there may be housing quality problems, which need to be carefully inspected.

Wage registration

After check-in, you need to make up the property management fee, deed tax, public maintenance fund, heating fee and other related expenses. After the payment is completed, you will officially own your own home.