Entrusted to sell houses was trapped by 850,000 intermediaries and had to be prevented!

Entrusting an intermediary to sell a house sometimes brings you more trouble than worry and effort. Being "compensated for the difference" is likely to be the first problem you need to worry about. Mr. Li, who lives in Longgang District, Shenzhen, has encountered such a situation. What happened?

Selling a house and buying a house are both "eating the difference" with an amount of 860,000.

Mr. Li, who lives in Longgang District, wants to buy an educational real estate for his children's enrollment, so he wants to sell his house in Wulian Community. Shortly after the listing of the house, I received contact from the intermediary, signed a house sale contract with the intermediary at a price of 2.09 million yuan, and even signed a notarized power of attorney, authorizing the intermediary to handle matters such as foreclosure, transfer and signing contracts. A few months later, I bought a house in Ailian Community for 3.25 million yuan.

Recently, however, Mr. Li received a phone call from a lawyer, saying that the house he sold involved a dispute over a sales contract and would be sealed up according to law. At this time, Mr. Li learned the truth and knew the fact that he "ate the difference". The house that Mr. Li sold for 2.09 million yuan was resold to others by the intermediary for 2.55 million yuan, while the house that he bought for 3.25 million yuan was actually only worth 2.85 million yuan, and the difference was as high as 850 thousand yuan.

There are many risk traps in entrusted intermediary, so we need to be cautious.

According to Mr. Li's experience, it is sometimes not a wise choice to entrust an intermediary to sell a house. Even if you choose to entrust an intermediary in desperation, you should be energetic to avoid being deceived, and it is necessary to know the common intermediary traps in advance.

1, buying and selling "eat the difference"

"Eating the price difference" is the most commonly used means of intermediary. Buying a house from you in your own name, inducing you to sign a notarized power of attorney to authorize all rights to them, can facilitate them to implement the next scam without hindrance, and it is absolutely inevitable to resell the house to a third party at a price higher than that previously purchased.

2. Don't let both parties meet.

Whether buying a house from you or selling it to a third person, you will never have a chance to communicate with the buyer of the house, let alone meet him. Just as Mr. Wang only needs to wait for the house payment to arrive after signing the sales contract with the intermediary, other things don't need to be asked in person, so he only knows the whole truth when he receives a phone call from his lawyer.

3. False promises

Why does Mr. Wang want to sign a house sales contract with the intermediary, but also go through the notarization entrustment procedures, which is nothing more than listening to the false promise of the intermediary. Some intermediaries will promise you many things in order to get the housing, such as selling the house at a good price and even giving you a discount. In fact, these are just means of deception.

Finally, I have to remind everyone that entrusting an intermediary to sell a house must keep your eyes open!

(The above answers were published on 20 16-03- 15. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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