What are the sequelae of second-hand houses but households?

First of all, it is clear that for the property buyers who have not transferred their ownership, it will not only have a great impact, but also be very dangerous. Although you said that real estate dual certificates are complete, the property law has long been clear in real estate transactions, economic disputes, real estate disposal and use. The only basis of real estate ownership is the registration of real estate management, and the double certificate you get in your hand is only used as a proof of use. According to what you said, I guess you should take the form of notarization, but you didn't go through the transfer formalities. During the demolition, the competent department of demolition shall first register and transfer the property rights in the area, then freeze these properties, and then register, compensate and subsidize according to the above-mentioned property owners. The double certificate in your hand is not the main basis for compensation. Needless to say, if the registration is the same as the double certificate, once the registration is different from the double certificate, the original owner will not come forward, cooperate or break the contract, so you can't claim your rights. In the end, we can only take legal channels, and the consumption of time, economy and energy is difficult to estimate. Secondly, in use, there is a thunder hanging at any time. Because the property has not been transferred, all the economic actions of the original owner may directly lead to the seizure and auction of the property. You have no reasonable right to stop this. And the original owner can also go through the formalities of reissue the property right certificate and land certificate at any time, which takes about 7 days. No matter your relationship with the original owner or your present agreement, these can't avoid you being in a very passive position in the future. Personal suggestion: the transfer of property rights is essential. I hope it helps you.