1. Legally registered operation: Formal intermediaries should be legally registered and have corresponding business qualifications. This means that you must complete the registration procedures and obtain a legal business license in accordance with relevant local laws and regulations. Legal registration and operation make the intermediary institutions legal and compliant, and can operate legally in the market to provide relevant real estate intermediary services to customers.
2. Professional services and good reputation: Formal intermediaries usually provide professional real estate intermediary services and enjoy a good reputation in the industry. There are professional team members who understand the real estate market dynamics and relevant laws and regulations, and can provide accurate and reliable information and consultation for customers. Formal intermediaries usually pay attention to service quality and customer satisfaction, and strive to maintain their reputation and credibility in order to attract more customers and partners.