Real estate intermediaries must have corresponding qualifications. The three necessary certificates mainly include business license, qualification certificate issued by the Municipal Bureau of Land and Housing Management and qualification certificate of employees. Only a business license, no qualification certificate, is generally a consulting organization, can engage in housing policy, information and other consulting, can not do housing leasing, trading and other intermediary; It is illegal to have only a qualification certificate without a business license. Only with complete documents can it be a legal real estate agency, which can engage in real estate consulting, leasing, trading and other intermediary activities.
Which department is the supervision department of real estate agency?
The supervision department of the real estate agency is the competent department of the Housing Authority. If the intermediary company violates the regulations, buyers can complain to the local housing authority. The main responsibilities of the Housing Authority in real estate transactions are as follows:
1, the city's housing transaction approval and management;
2. Provide policy guidance to some self-run houses in urban units, and supervise the sale at the same time, which plays a role in coordination and service;
3. There are resettlement houses in the city, which are also under the control of the Housing Authority;
4. If you need to go through the formalities of real estate license or property right registration, you can go directly to the Housing Authority.
The real estate agent's violations are as follows:
1, fabricating and spreading price increase information, or colluding with real estate development and business units to speculate on house numbers and manipulate market prices;
2. Conceal the real house transaction information from the parties to the transaction, and sell the house at a low price to earn the difference;
3. Solicit business by concealment, fraud, coercion, bribery and other improper means to trick consumers into trading or force them to trade;
4. Disclosure or improper use of customers' personal information or business secrets to seek illegitimate interests.