Can I take away three books, one certificate and one form when I close the house?

Three books, one certificate and one watch, you can take them away when you close the house. Three books, one certificate and one form refer to the residential quality guarantee, residential instruction manual, construction project quality certificate, real estate development and construction project completion comprehensive acceptance certificate and completion acceptance record form respectively.

What details should I pay attention to when closing the house?

1. Pay attention to the house collection process.

Many property buyers are led by developers when they close the house, so it is impossible to close the house according to the normal closing process. The normal process of repossession is to sign for the house beforehand, but some developers require the owners to pay before they can enter the new house for inspection. Faced with this situation, buyers can also indicate the words "the situation in the house has not been seen" or "the house has not been inspected" in the repossession documents to prevent problems. Be more careful when checking the house!

2. Check related programs.

When the house is closed, the developer must provide the corresponding acceptance procedures and relevant certificates. Property buyers can ask the developer for "Residential Quality Guarantee", "Completion Acceptance Record Form" and "Residential Instruction Manual". These certificates are binding on real estate developers. If the house purchased by property buyers has problems belonging to the developers, they can be held accountable.

3. Acceptance content.

Property buyers must understand the contents of house acceptance before selling houses and prepare some small tools for house inspection. If the buyers don't know how to check the house, they can check the quality of the house project and supporting facilities, such as walls, doors and windows, one by one according to the standards agreed in the house purchase contract. And pay attention to concealed works such as pipes and waterproofing, and make records when closing the house.

4. Pay attention to the property fee.

Property buyers may also need to pay property fees when they collect their houses. When a property company repossesses a house, it often asks the owner to pay, which is likely to take a year. In fact, it is not clearly stipulated that the property fee must be paid first when the house is handed over. Different properties charge different fees for different periods, and the charging standards need to be approved by relevant departments.

5. Timely feedback when problems arise.

If you find housing problems when you repossess the building, you must give timely feedback and ask the developer to solve them within a certain period of time. If it is the main quality problem of the house, buyers can choose to return a house; If it is a minor problem, the owner can find a developer to repair it. In view of these problems, property buyers should pay attention to signing agreements with developers.