What is the process of house inspection and delivery? What is the order of signature and payment? Is it reasonable to pay the property fee in advance for one year?

Let's talk about the process of house inspection and repossession: there are two situations: first, there is no problem with the quality of the house: house inspection, signature of repossession, signing of a property service agreement (an agreement rather than a contract, the previous contract was signed by the developer and the property), and payment of property fees.

Second, the process of housing quality problems: check the house, record the problems found, the owner goes home, and the developer makes rectification and maintenance for the problems found. After the rectification is completed, the developer invites the owner to check the house again, sign the building if there is no problem, sign the property service agreement and pay the property fee.

The question of paying the property fee in advance for one year depends on whether there is any provision in your contract. If there are rules, it's up to you. If you don't want to pay it for one year, you can pay it every month instead.