If there is a late fee, you'd better pay it early. Generally speaking, you just don't decide the house, that is, you are out of town and can't come back. You can decide it later. But if you don't pay this money for a day, the property right will never be done. Maybe you don't think property rights are important, but if you don't do it, then your house won't be sold to others. Besides, you should be an investor. You don't need a title certificate, but you must have property rights to trade. Besides, the person who bought your house must have this requirement. If the property right has not come down, it cannot be traded in the legal sense, but it can be traded through an appointment contract. In other words, the customer gives you money, and then you notarize it, indicating that after the property right is settled, the transaction is made at the price you are talking about now, and the house is delivered to the buyer. But after the property right is issued, you still have to go through the transfer formalities, which is the real transaction.