Is the notarization of the sale of relocated houses valid?

1. Is the notarization of the sale of relocated houses valid? There are two kinds of relocation houses: one is that the owner has already held the real estate license; The other is that the owner only holds the relocation agreement. The first case: the owner has obtained the real estate license of the commodity community. These relocated houses can be used for second-hand sales or lease transactions, because in the process of second-hand transactions, the real estate license is recognized by the Housing Authority and supervised by it. Therefore, the relocated houses with the Property Ownership Certificate can be transferred to the exchange normally. In the second case, the owner only has the relocation agreement of the developer. The relocated house is the house that the developer pays to the relocated households when collecting land; Commercial housing is a house sold by developers themselves. There are basically relocated houses in every building, and the price of relocated houses is generally lower than that of commercial houses. The owners of these houses only have the relocation agreement of the developers, and they can't do notarization transfer and name change in the real estate exchange when doing second-hand transactions. Because the relocation agreement is only a private commercial agreement between the owner and the developer, this agreement has not been recognized by the Housing Authority. When the two parties conduct transactions, they can only conduct notarization transactions in the notary office, and the real transfer transaction can only be carried out after the real estate license comes out. Second, how to deal with the disputes over the sale of relocated houses? If the parties cannot resolve the dispute through consultation, they must first understand the legal knowledge of the relevant prosecution. First, through certain information channels, it is best to consult a professional lawyer to find out whether the problems encountered can be solved through litigation. If it can be solved through litigation, what relevant evidence materials need to be prepared, and you should file a lawsuit yourself or apply for arbitration or entrust a lawyer. Before litigation, it is basically necessary to collect complete evidence materials, write an indictment, and prepare a list of evidence and a copy of your ID card. To bring a lawsuit to the court, the following conditions must be met: 1. The plaintiff is a citizen, legal person and other organization that has a direct interest in this case; 2. There is a clear defendant; 3, there are specific claims and facts and reasons; 4. It belongs to the scope of litigation accepted by the people's court and the jurisdiction of the court. To apply to an arbitration institution for arbitration, it is necessary to agree in advance on the arbitration institution that will solve the dispute or the agreement that both parties agree to submit the dispute to an arbitration institution for arbitration after it occurs. Nowadays, with the urbanization and infrastructure construction, many houses or land will be demolished or requisitioned. In this process, there will be many problems, and the concept of relocated houses also came into being. Many buyers, especially those with rigid demand, will choose to buy and sell because of the low price of relocated houses, and there are certain disputes. Please consult a professional lawyer for details.