Where can I find an auction house?

The channels for auctioning houses according to law include Ali auction, JD.COM auction and mass auction network.

1, Ali auction

Ali auction is the platform with the most houses and the most people who know it. However, the quality of housing is mixed, and a lot of information is not transparent enough. It's really hard to say whether buying a house on it is a mistake or into the pit. You can only rely on luck. Take your time.

2.JD.COM auction

In terms of the number of houses, JD.COM auction is the second largest platform. However, compared with Ali auction, its listing information is more open and transparent, with less risk, but it also has disadvantages. The information gap is smaller and the missing space is smaller. Because it is more open, transparent and fair, the price of the same property in JD.COM is higher than that in Harillo. Moreover, JD Finance can also provide some loan guarantees for bidders.

3. Open auction network

Gongpai. Com is the earliest auction platform, which was later eliminated by Ali and JD.COM, and then the attention became lower and lower. Originated in Shanghai, the current houses are mainly concentrated in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai.

Matters needing attention in shooting room

1, find out the property of the auction house.

Before bidding, it is necessary to find out the service life of the auction house, whether it can handle the real estate license and the nature of the land. If the land is allocated, the house may need to pay the land transfer fee. It is best to consult the local real estate registration center in advance.

2. Does the property right involve secondary transfer?

The second transfer means that the house has been traded twice. If it is a second transfer house, it may be necessary to bear the sum of taxes and fees for the two transfers. In addition, it is also necessary to know whether the original owner occupies the residence and degree of the house and whether it affects the buyer's settlement.

3. Have you paid the property fees and utilities?

When bidding for a house, the auction price quoted by the court is usually "naked price". In addition to paying the house price to the court, the bidder has to bear some "invisible" expenses, such as property fees, utilities and so on owed by the original owner.