Excuse me, what is the reason why the average owner does not accept the house? Does anyone know better?

I know a little about this! I met some owners when I just bought a house at home. I don't know why at first, but I laugh at others. Then I went home and turned on the computer to find out! I should laugh at myself. Pay attention to a lot when handing over the house! Next, let's share with you why some people don't accept the house! ~ The main reasons for the owner's refusal to accept the house are: imperfect environment and supporting facilities; There is no trace of "beautiful promise" in the advertisement; Greening is not up to standard; The pool area is vague; Increase the floor area ratio for no reason; Construction site green space; Wall cracks, uneven floor; Changing the position of the wall without authorization; Cracks in insulation board, cutting corners in decoration; The after-sales service system is not perfect; The property fee is too high; The four links are blocked, and the roof and water pipes are leaking; The quality standard of the door is different from that of the model room; The ownership of property rights is controversial; It is difficult to refund the deposit for buying a house; Lighting and ventilation conditions are not available; The surrounding supporting traffic cannot be solved in time and so on. More importantly, the collection of various fees is often inaccurate. In particular, the deed tax, the state requires owners to pay when obtaining the real estate license, but some developers let property buyers pay in advance. Public maintenance funds and decoration series charges are the most controversial, and some developers charge area mapping fees, which obviously violates the principle of "whoever entrusts pays". What's more, some developers admit that there is something wrong with the house, but they don't admit that they have breached the contract. Last friendly reminder! ~ If you have evidence that you have been to the site to repossess the building, but you can't repossess the building because of the developer, then the developer has no right to repossess the building by default. The evidence can be that you invite a house inspection company, a registered professional third-party house inspection agency, and invite them to your house for house inspection on the day of repossession, and then the house inspection report issued by them will be forwarded to the developer, so that witnesses and written evidence can prove that you have been to the repossession site! That's probably it! ~ I hope to help you! ~