What does the property delivery include?

Property delivery includes water meter verification and tax settlement, electricity meter verification and electricity fee settlement, gas meter verification and gas fee settlement, heating agreement change and heating fee settlement, property agreement change and property fee settlement, cable TV transfer and cable TV fee settlement, telephone fee settlement and account cancellation.

Second, analyze the details

Property delivery means that after the original owner and the new owner complete the house transfer, the original owner needs to settle some property-related expenses with the new owner, such as water, electricity, gas, cable TV and other property fees, and also handle the delivery of fixed assets.

Iii. Matters needing attention in property delivery

1, the ancillary equipment of the house needs to be checked and accepted, and the buyer shall check and accept the ancillary equipment of the house when handing over the house. Among them, problems such as sewer blockage and wall seepage are easily overlooked. The attached household appliances and furniture should be accepted according to the contract. It is clear in the general contract that the seller cannot breach the contract, such as the quantity and brand of furniture and household appliances;

2. The expenses need to be settled. When the buyer accepts the house, he should check whether the seller has settled all the service fees of the house, including water, electricity, gas, telephone, television, internet and property management fees. The seller needs to confirm that all the expenses have been settled before both parties can handle the relevant transfer procedures, otherwise the buyer risks bearing unnecessary expenses;

3, the account must be moved out, the sale of second-hand housing, in addition to the transfer of housing and rights, the seller's account did not move out in time, which is one of the most controversial factors. Therefore, the buyer can go to the relevant departments one day before the delivery date to inquire whether the seller's account has moved out. If the seller's account cannot be moved out before the house is handed over, the buyer must make a clear agreement with the seller on this issue.