Pre-service contract of property

Yes, property buyers generally need to sign a preliminary property service contract when signing a house purchase contract.

"Pre-property service contract" is a property service contract signed by developers and property buyers. When buying a house, buyers are usually required to sign this contract, so that developers can provide early property services for buyers.

In the prophase realty service contract, it usually includes the following contents:

1. Contents and standards of property services;

2. Property service fee standard and payment method;

3. Property service period and renewal method;

4. Rights and obligations of both parties;

5. Liability for breach of contract and compensation methods.

When signing the prophase realty service contract, the buyer should read the contract carefully to ensure a clear understanding of the terms and regulations in the contract. If you are in doubt about any terms in the contract, you should consult the developer or property company in time and sign the contract after proposing amendments or supplementary opinions. At the same time, the buyer should also keep a copy of the contract for future reference.