Legal analysis: there are several situations in which real estate enterprises go bankrupt: 1, and the real estate has been built. If the building where the purchased house is located has been completed, the bankrupt housing enterprise may continue to perform the contract for the purchaser. Therefore, in this case, the buyer may still get the house; This building has not been built yet. In this case, never return the house to the developer. Because after check-out, the relationship with the developer will change from buying and selling to creditor's rights and debts, and the creditor's priority in bankruptcy settlement is second to consumption relationship; 3. A house bought with a mortgage loan. When the house is built, your house will be paid in full. You can entrust the developer to the local real estate registration office to handle the real estate license and obtain the ownership of the house; 4. A house bought by installment. If the purchaser has paid the house price in full, the house purchased will be excluded from the bankruptcy property of the real estate enterprise and will not be included in the liquidation scope. Just transfer the ownership of the house to the bankruptcy administrator and go through the change registration at the real estate registration office.
Legal basis: Article 134 of the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the People's Republic of China. Commercial banks, securities companies, insurance companies and other financial institutions are under the circumstances listed in Article 2 of this Law, and the the State Council financial supervision and regulation institution may apply to the people's court for reorganization or bankruptcy liquidation. The State Council's financial supervision and management institutions may apply to the people's court to suspend the civil litigation procedure or execution procedure in which the financial institution is the defendant or the person subjected to execution if they take measures such as taking over or hosting a financial institution with significant operational risks according to law. Where a financial institution goes bankrupt, the State Council may formulate implementation measures in accordance with the provisions of this Law and other relevant laws.