Buyers should pay attention to the following matters before bidding for French auction houses:
1 Pay attention to whether the court that commissioned the auction directly sealed up the house first, or whether it was waiting to be sealed up and whether it was sealed up by other institutions.
2 Pay attention to whether there is any problem with the property right and the nature of the property right of the house being auctioned, and whether there is any unclear property right, no property right, small property right and unclear property right.
The owner of a house is often involved in debt problems, and the house may be mortgaged many times. If you have a mortgage, you should know whether you can make an understanding mortgage. If the mortgage can't be lifted, it may face corresponding risk of debt in the future, because the subsequent expenses of the auction house are all borne by the buyer.
It is worth noting that, because state agencies cannot inquire about private loans, people who buy such houses may be repossessed by other creditors after moving in.
4. Pay attention to whether there are actual residents and the problem of moving out of the household registration. If you buy a long-term rental auction house, although the purchaser has completed the transfer of the house, it is actually impossible to move in because the lessee does not move out or the original property owner refuses to move out. Under normal circumstances, the enforcement court will not be forced to vacate, and it can only be handled by the buyers through a separate civil case.