How do we accept the house when we close it?

Reminder 1: All kinds of repossession materials should conform to the reports of some citizens. Because I don't know much about the procedures of repossession, repossession often encounters such a situation: the developer informs the owner to officially announce that the house has been completed and has all the delivery conditions of the contract. When the owner closes the house at the scene, he must see whether the developer has the following documents: first, the construction project completion record form; The second is the quality guarantee and instruction manual of the house; And the third is the measured data report of housing area and shared area issued by professional surveying and mapping units recognized by the state. At the same time, the owner should check whether the housing conditions are different from those agreed in the purchase contract. If the developer can't provide these documents, the owner should refuse to repossess the house. Urge the owner to close the house as soon as possible. Whatever the problem is. Reminder 2: Many citizens agreed in the contract to close the house with the developer. If they don't close the house on time, they will pay liquidated damages. Some developers use this clause to urge the owners to close the house, and then turn a blind eye to the problems existing in the house. At this time, it is difficult to find a developer if the owner has problems. Reminder: The new house must be checked and accepted with the developer. If there is any problem, please indicate it in person and agree in writing on the time and responsibility that the developer promises to solve. It is best to accept and hand over the house with the developer, mainly including whether the delivered house is the house you purchased, whether the structural design of the house is consistent with the original drawings, whether the quality of the house and the doors and windows are consistent with the contract, whether the supporting facilities such as water and electricity are in place as agreed in the contract, and whether other items agreed in the purchase contract meet the requirements. You are required to pay all the supporting fees, otherwise you will not be allowed to enter the house to look up a form to deal with all the projects. The purchased house has not been put on record. Reminder 4: Read the record form carefully. Many owners saw the developer's completion acceptance record form when they closed the house, but they didn't know whether the building they bought had been put on record. According to the regulations, every item on the completion acceptance record form must be reported to the competent department for record, while some developers use a record form to deal with all projects. Reminder: When the owner closes the house, don't just look at whether there is a record form for completion acceptance, but carefully check whether the purchased house is within the record form and whether all the sub-items in the record form are recorded. There are harsh conditions for repossession, requiring a one-year property fee. Reminder 5: Some residential property companies should not pay in advance if they don't accept the house. When the owner closes the house, he will ask the owner to pay a property management fee for one year before he can close the house. Reminder: the owner can refuse this request. According to the regulations, the owner must sign a service agreement with the property company after the house is closed. The owner has not inspected the house at this time and has not enjoyed the property service, so he should not pay in advance. Special planning: key points and precautions for acceptance of blank houses.