The newly bought house has not yet obtained the real estate license, and it is generally not allowed to return a house unless the purchase contract stipulates it.
The ownership of the house takes effect after the ownership transfer formalities are completed, that is, the ownership of the house is obtained after the ownership registration. After the real estate license is completed, the ownership of the house has been transferred. Unless there is an agreement in the contract, under normal circumstances, buyers cannot return a house. If the seller has completed the real estate license for the buyer, but the seller has paid in advance, and the buyer refuses to perform the payment obligation as agreed in the contract, the seller may propose to terminate the contract and ask the buyer to return the house and bear the corresponding losses. In this case, both parties need to go to the real estate license issuing authority to handle the transfer or cancellation procedures of the real estate license.