Contact the developer: First of all, try to contact the developer or sales representative to clearly understand the current situation and progress of the real estate project. Put forward your doubts and questions and ask them to provide detailed explanations and updates.
Look at the contract: read the purchase contract carefully, and pay special attention to the terms related to the delivery time of the house and the school project. Make sure you are fully aware of your rights and responsibilities.
Legal consultation: If you think your rights and interests have been infringed, or there is something wrong with the contract, you can consider consulting a lawyer and seeking legal advice and guidance. Lawyers can help you assess the situation and provide appropriate advice.
Inquiries from relevant departments: You can consult the local real estate supervision department or the municipal government about the latest situation of real estate projects and school projects. They may be able to provide more information.
Communicate with other buyers: Communicate with other buyers to find out whether there are similar situations or problems. * * * Cooperation may help to better understand the current situation.
Buying a house is an important decision, and it is very important to ensure that your rights and interests are protected. Open communication with relevant parties and seeking legal advice can help you better handle the current situation and take appropriate measures.