Where the property rights are clear, the real estate that is listed and traded after being sold in one hand is called second-hand housing. Including commercial housing, second-hand public housing (housing reform), housing for the needy, demolition housing, self-built housing, affordable housing and price-limited housing.
When buying and selling second-hand houses, you need to pay attention to the following points, as follows:
1, whether the house formalities are complete (check the property ownership certificate, land certificate and deed tax certificate in some areas);
2. Whether the property right is clear and uncontroversial (whether there is mortgage, seizure, divorce, inheritance and ownership);
3. Whether the transaction house is rented (note: the sale does not break the lease);
4. Whether the land situation is clear (whether there is land mortgage, seizure, etc.). );
5, whether the municipal planning (whether in the red line of demolition);
6. Is the house legal (don't build it illegally, etc.). , and can not handle the transfer);
7, whether the unit housing infringement (welfare housing distribution, etc.). );
8. Whether it is in arrears with the cost of water, electricity and heating property, the household registration in the property must be moved (especially in the school district);
9. Whether the intermediary company violates the rules (choose the regular brand intermediary of the national chain to avoid the black-hearted intermediary from eating the price difference, etc.). );
10, whether the contract is clear (liability for breach of contract).