The new house didn't pay the final payment on time, and the real estate enterprise informed it to set up a house. What does this mean?

First of all, can the deposit be refunded? First, check whether your receipt says "down payment" or "down payment". At present, there is no clear stipulation on down payment in law, and its effectiveness depends on the agreement of both parties. If there is no agreement, it is generally regarded as a "down payment" and has no guarantee nature. If one party breaches the contract, the other party has the right to refund the deposit. If it is "down payment", at present, developers in Hohhot generally collect down payment through subscription, ordering and booking, and then sign formal commercial housing sales contracts with buyers. If property buyers don't sign contracts with developers, or the two sides can't reach an agreement on the terms of the contract, most developers will protect their own interests first and the deposit will not be refunded.

Secondly, what do you mean by tart? How is the process? Being late means that you paid a deposit and broke the contract. If you don't pay the final payment on time, you will breach the contract, which means you will lose the deposit. The developer has the right to repossess the house and resell it. However, developers will generally go through a publicity process, pay money to the sales department within the specified date, and negotiate with developers to buy. If you still don't contact the payment within the time limit, it will be regarded as an automatic waiver of the purchase opportunity, and the deposit will not be refunded, which is reasonable and legal. If the announcement period has passed, the developer needs to publish the fruit in the local party newspaper for publicity, and then recover it smoothly before putting it into the market.