1. Responsibility to provide true information related to the conclusion of the contract;
2. Deliberately concealing important facts or providing compensation for false information;
3. Responsibility when all entrusted matters are not completed.
1. When providing intermediary services, a real estate agent shall disclose the following important facts to the client: the ownership of the house; Information on rights restrictions such as house mortgage and pawn; Registration information such as advance notice registration and objection registration; Basic information such as the names and ID numbers of the buyers and sellers.
2. If the intermediary intentionally conceals true information or intentionally provides false information, and introduces it to the buyer while knowing that the seller is not the owner himself or the legal representative, thus causing losses to the buyer, the intermediary shall be liable for compensation.
3. If the intermediary agreement stipulates that the intermediary fee shall be paid at 1% of the transaction price, the services provided by the intermediary shall include the following contents: property right investigation; Survey of usage; Market research; Determine the trading intention and conclude a trading contract; Handle the transfer of property rights.