The details of real estate entrustment are as follows:
1. Real estate entrustment behavior, also known as real estate entrustment behavior, refers to the right granted by the owner of real estate to the trustee to handle things related to real estate or conduct legal acts related to real estate, such as buying, selling, leasing and mortgage.
2. When the client handles the entrusted notarization of real estate, he needs to personally bring the power of attorney of real estate to the notary office to apply and fill in the Application Form for Entrusted Notarization of Real Estate, and at the same time provide relevant materials (including personal identity certificate, legal person qualification certificate, legal representative certificate and personal identity certificate of legal representative) to the notary office.
3. In addition to the required information, the client shall also provide the identity certificate (both original and photocopy) or legal person qualification certificate (both original and photocopy) of the trustee. The notary office will have a detailed understanding of the specific conditions of the houses sold, such as the property rights, location, quantity, quality, ancillary facilities and use area of the houses sold in the contract.
4. The power of attorney for house purchase shall clearly state the house purchase and sale price, time and method of payment, delivery time of the house to be purchased and sold, agreement on handling the transfer of house property rights and related procedures, liability for breach of contract of both parties, other contents that both parties think should be agreed upon, signature, seal and signing time of both parties to the contract, etc.