When handing over the house, the developer has to pay the money first to see the house for acceptance. If he doesn't pay, he won't be allowed to look at the house. What should I do?

It is incorrect for the developer to ask you to pay in this way. But before you receive the key and sign the house inspection form, you must inspect the house.

Because according to the Notice on Standardizing the House Inspection Work of Pre-sold Commercial Houses before Delivery (Beijing Housing Enterprise [2007] 123 1No.), "After the pre-sold commercial houses are completed and accepted, the developers shall organize the pre-buyers to accept the purchased pre-sold commercial houses before handling the delivery procedures. Developers are not allowed to pay relevant taxes or sign property management documents as a prerequisite for pre-buyers to check pre-sold commercial housing. " The specific file can be found at/publish/portal0/tab662/info79846.htm.

Therefore, developers can't let you pay in advance to threaten you by looking at the house. You should report to the Housing Construction Committee and other relevant departments.

Source: Notice on Standardizing the House Inspection before the Hand-over of Pre-sold Commercial Houses.