Does anyone know how long it takes to close the house? What should we pay attention to?

Generally, the closing time of each community is different. You can close the house according to the developer’s text message or phone call! ~As for what you need to pay attention to, I can tell you in detail! ~Many people are paying attention to these now. After all, some people only buy one house in their entire life. We must pay attention to it! ~I will talk about it in detail next! ~ 1. Pay attention to the payment agreement when receiving the house. If the customer and the developer agree in the contract that the developer has the right to postpone the delivery of the house before the house payment is settled, the customer must settle the house payment before receiving the commercial house. 2. Attention: 2. Property fees cannot be increased indiscriminately. According to current regulations, in new communities, developers generally select and hire property management companies and sign a preliminary property management agreement. When signing a house purchase contract, the developer is obliged to present the owner's temporary covenant to the house buyer to make agreements on property fees and other related matters. Therefore, if there is an increase in property fees when the house is collected, the owner can claim rights based on this. 3. Note 3: Property fees can be paid monthly. When checking in, most developers or property companies require owners to pay property management fees for one or more years in one go. According to relevant regulations, various fees for property management can be collected on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis, but property management fees for many years are not allowed to be collected in advance at one time. 4. Note 4: Pay deed tax and sign the agreement. According to regulations, deed tax is generally paid to the deed tax collection authority when the buyer and seller handle the transfer or change of property ownership. In reality, most developers require owners, especially mortgage owners, to pay deed taxes, transaction fees and other related fees when going through the house check-in procedures, otherwise they will not be allowed to go through the check-in procedures. 5. Pay attention to five things: Inspect the house first and then go through the procedures. At present, when developers hand over a house, they generally require the owner to go through the procedures first, and only after paying the relevant fees, the owner is allowed to inspect the house. Regarding this unreasonable procedure, the owner should insist on inspecting the house first and then go through the procedures. The relevant problems discovered during the inspection should be submitted in writing to the developer and asked to sign for receipt, so as to avoid future disputes. 6. Note 6: It is recommended that owners collectively repossess the property. In view of the lack of professional knowledge among home buyers, it is recommended that home buyers collectively repossess the property when repurchasing the house. If possible, they can hire a lawyer to provide guidance and assistance. This can not only make up for the limitations of the knowledge of a single subject, but also Better and more effective rights protection can also attract the attention of developers and prompt them to make agreements on issues during the house collection process. 7. Pay attention to closing the house first when there are seven problems with supporting facilities. For different housing problems, developers have different responsibilities: if the main body of the house has quality problems, it will be responsible for checking out. If there are problems such as dust, cracks, etc., the developer must repair them. If there are other conditions agreed upon by both parties in the contract: such as supporting facilities, unqualified air quality, etc., the home buyer can take possession of the house first and then ask the developer to bear compensation liability. Finally, let me give you a friendly reminder! ~If there are quality problems with the house delivered by the developer, it is recommended that the home buyer make a comparison. If the rental loss is large, it is recommended to take over the house first, and then hold the developer responsible for breach of contract after the house is rented out according to the established plan. That’s probably it! ~Hope it can help you! If you think my answer is good, you can give me a like! ~