What happened to the Shanghai intermediary guy who married the customer and sold the house four times?

Recently, at the entrance of a housing agency in Xuhui District, Shanghai, sales staff recommended second-hand houses to reporters.

The reporter said that under the Shanghai purchase restriction policy, they are not qualified to buy a house and cannot buy a house. The salesperson said that this was not a problem at all.

Staff of housing agency: You marry him, transfer the house, and then divorce.

According to Shanghai's purchase restriction policy, foreigners who want to buy a house in Shanghai must pay social security or individual tax in this city for five consecutive years from the date of purchase. Married to Shanghai residents, and both parties have no real estate in Shanghai, they can buy up to 2 suites for their families.

The agent introduced Xiao Wang, a colleague of their company, who is in his thirties and whose registered residence is in Songjiang District, Shanghai. Xiao Wang said that in order to help clients buy houses, he has been married four times, and the oldest client is over 70 years old.

In this way, he frequently went through marriage and divorce procedures with different people, and Xiao Wang became a familiar face of the Civil Affairs Bureau and the real estate trading center.

Xiao Wang said that both parties should sign a contract before marriage, and the contract clearly stated that there were very few properties they shared.

After completing the divorce procedure, Xiao Wang left home clean, and all the property rights of the house belonged to the woman. After the divorce, Wang Neng Jr. received awards ranging from 60,000 to 80,000 yuan.

Marriage was originally a sacred thing, but now it has become a tool for intermediaries to exploit loopholes and make profits. There are many risks hidden behind the practice of transferring the ownership of cars, houses or immigrants through "fake marriage". There is no such thing as "fake marriage" or "fake divorce" in law. Once one party gets a marriage certificate, the other party does not agree to divorce, which may lead to a protracted lawsuit.

When the court hears divorce cases, it shall, in principle, divide the property acquired during marriage. If the other party proposes division, and you have no other evidence, the court decision may support the division request.

So I would like to remind you that you must not bring yourself unnecessary trouble for short-term profits.