1. If you don't have a real estate license for the house you bought, you can go to the local real estate management bureau (some places are called real estate management office, real estate trading center, etc. , hereinafter referred to as the real estate bureau) according to the pre-sale permit number recorded in your contract to inquire about the status of the house. One situation is that you can't find anything: the developer has not filed a contract. If the developer doesn't go to the real estate bureau for filing after signing the contract with you, you can ask the developer to go to the real estate bureau for filing, which can guarantee your rights. Even if the house is later sold to a second person by the developer, the owner of the house is you. If this requirement is not adopted by the developer, you can also choose to complain to the real estate bureau, or bring three copies of invoices, ID cards and contracts (the information provided will increase due to different local regulations) to the real estate bureau for the record.
This document is very important. After filing, unless you dismantle it together with the developer, the final title certificate shall be subject to the owner of this filing.
2. If the house you bought is a commercial loan or a provident fund loan, congratulations, the bank has already applied for a mortgage, so you don't have to worry anymore.
3. As for the file inquiry mentioned by others, it refers to the operation that can only be carried out after the real estate license is obtained or at least the receipt for the real estate license is obtained. If you meet this requirement, go to the real estate bureau to make an inquiry (call 1 14 to check the phone, call for consultation, then bring all the information and follow the consultation).