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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is unlikely to be a clearance check-out. At least not in one bedroom.
Generally speaking, this kind of house is temporarily occupied by someone, such as an employee of the developer, or a later worker, such as a person who installs security doors and windows, it doesn't matter if this happens, if you fancy it, you can buy it with peace of mind.
Didn't see the layout of your water pipes.
I can only make a few suggestions. >>>More
Normal can be used, if you don't decorate, let the water flood a day before moving in, try it, and find the developer to rectify the problem. >>>More
Whether the original wall of the rough house needs to be removed needs to be comprehensively considered in combination with the condition of the wall and its own decoration needs. >>>More
Of course, it must. Before the developer delivers the house, it should have done the waterproofing of the bathroom and kitchen, done the "24-hour closed water test" and passed the inspection, so that the house can only be said to be "the project inspection and qualified" in principle.
You don't have to go to the developer, just look for the property in the community, and these fees are included in the annual property fee. But if it's man-made by you, neither the property nor the developer will care. If it is caused by the developer's construction, then directly find the property, and the property will communicate and coordinate with the developer.