The second-hand housing account in Zunyi, Guizhou moved in, and the purchase account moved in. Does it need to move out and sell the house?

Whether the original owner needs to move out of the account for the sale of second-hand houses needs to be stipulated in the sales contract, and there is no law to force the sale of second-hand houses to move into the account.

Buying a second-hand house and asking the landlord to move his account need to be handled in accordance with your sales contract. According to the current policy, the account transfer must be approved by myself, and the original account cannot be forcibly transferred. If the contract doesn't stipulate that the landlord will move his account, the only way is for both parties to settle it through consultation. "

When buying a second-hand house, you must verify whether there is someone else's account under the name of the house. If so, try to make the other party move before signing the sales contract, or clearly stipulate the liability for breach of contract on the account issue and set a certain amount of breach of contract. If the seller can't move his account within the time limit, he must bear the liability for breach of contract agreed in the contract to protect his legitimate rights and interests to the maximum extent.

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