What do you usually do with uncompleted residential flats?

Question 1: How do uncompleted residential flats in all parts of the country generally end up? Under normal circumstances, developers of uncompleted residential flats would rather not sell them, so they can't borrow money from banks. If the bank doesn't receive the money, their finances will be tense. Once there is a financial problem, it is related to the eating and drinking of the * * * department, and * * * will naturally come forward and the problem will be solved naturally. The uncompleted residential flats are actually more like the vault of * * *.

Question 2: How to deal with uncompleted residential flats? From what angle do you ask this question? *** ? Citizen? Or a developer?

Under normal circumstances, we can only wait for the developer to "resurrect", that is, buy and tear it down and start over.

Otherwise, * * * will invest to build a public building there, but this must come out from the city's regulations.

But in most cases, it turns out that it can only stay there all the time, because there is no such thing as rice nails, and few developers have the courage. SOHO China is one of them.

Question 3: How to deal with * * * when the residential building is not completed? You mean the kind that is not usually repaired? That kind of ordinary * * * doesn't matter? Unless there are serious demands (many times, many people), it is possible to consider handling them.

Question 4: How do uncompleted residential flats all over the country usually end up being rebuilt by auction again? In fact, they just wait for investment and start working when they have money.

Question 5: What about uncompleted residential flats? As you said, generally speaking, you don't want to buy uncompleted residential flats, because if you want to buy them, it will be more expensive than blowing them up for reconstruction. No one wants to, ordinary people, you can only be more careful.

Question 6: What is the final treatment of uncompleted residential flats all over the country? 1, continue to rot.

2. Auction

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Question 7: What should I pay attention to when buying a house in an unfinished building?

1, the basic "five certificates" are complete.

Be sure to check whether the developer has a pre-sale permit for commercial housing. With the pre-sale permit, developers usually have five certificates: real estate development permit, state-owned land use permit, construction project development permit and project planning permit. This is the key to buying a house.

2. Use standard contract text.

Be sure to refer to the "text" and don't modify it at will. Please fill in the terms listed in the text carefully to understand the specific content. Don't sign the "order agreement" set by the developer at will and pay the deposit. Even if many people do this, it is not a necessary procedure to buy a house. And this kind of contract is bound to be unequal in rights and obligations, which is especially unfavorable to oneself. It is best to sign a pre-sale contract directly with the developer. This step must not be sloppy! Otherwise, it will be miserable if you eat a big loss.

3. Relevant supporting documents are valid.

If you buy an auction house (a house that is under construction, unfinished and cannot be delivered for use), check whether the developer has a pre-sale permit and make sure that the house you buy is within the pre-sale scope; Buying an existing house depends on whether the developer has a large production certificate of the house (obtained after the pre-sale permit, that is, from the auction to the existing house) and a new residential delivery certificate. Also check its business license and development qualification certificate, and pay attention to whether the unit names of these license documents are consistent.

4, buy faster to agree on conditions and time limit.

For faster delivery, it is common that insufficient funds lead to delayed delivery, even those who can't afford the house. If it is not a standardized "text", developers will definitely make a fuss about the contract, which is extremely unfavorable to property buyers. If only the completion date is indicated, there is no delivery date; Use some vague language such as "after water and electricity installation, after quality acceptance, after residential facilities are completed". In this regard, when signing a contract, buyers must clearly stipulate that the delivery date is "a certain month and a certain day" and indicate the responsibilities that developers need to bear if they cannot deliver the house on time.

5, clear the specific time and liability for breach of contract.

The so-called delivery has two meanings: one is the physical delivery of the right to use the house; The other layer is the transfer of housing ownership, that is, the transfer of property rights. Physical delivery and property rights transfer should be clearly stipulated in the pre-sale contract, and houses that have not obtained the "Permit for Delivery of New Residential Buildings" shall not be delivered for use.

6. Check the quality of the house.

When signing a contract, you should check and check the contents of the residential instruction manual and the commercial housing quality guarantee, and take the commercial housing quality guarantee as an annex to the contract to check whether the developer is responsible for the quality problem.

7, clear property management matters.

A bad property management company will definitely make you feel bad all your life. Therefore, we should pay more attention to the details of the property management company, as well as the scope of property management and charging standards agreed by both parties.

8. The focus is on the liability for breach of contract.

For faster, even existing homes, it may be different from the description of the developer. At this time, it should be clear that the developer should bear the responsibility for breach of contract or inconsistent with the description. For reference: after the contract was signed, the buyer requested to return the house and failed to pay on time; The developer asked for a house change after selling the house, and failed to hand over the house on time; The area changes beyond the agreed scope; The quality does not meet the requirements; Do not abide by the regulations and agreements when handling the transfer procedures. Don't miss the equality of liability for breach of contract.

Question 8: The house I bought became an unfinished building. What should I do if I buy an unfinished building?

We can only wait for funds to come in later to build the disk.

There is no other way but to wait slowly.

Question 9: How to deal with uncompleted residential flats? How to * * * First of all, the owners of uncompleted residential flats should report the case to the public security organs and do a good job in the declaration of creditor's rights. Secondly, under normal circumstances, * * * will reorganize the developer to take over the unfinished building or the enterprise will go bankrupt and reorganize.

Question 10: How to deal with unfinished residential buildings? How do the owners of uncompleted residential flats report the case to the public security organs at the first time?

Do a good job in the declaration of creditor's rights

Secondly, under normal circumstances, * * * will reorganize the developer to take over the unfinished building or the enterprise will go bankrupt and reorganize.