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When selling second-hand houses, there is an intermediary mediator. What is the responsibility of this intermediary mediator?

1. The so-called "middleman" refers to the intermediary that can guarantee the success of the transaction between the buyer and the seller, that is, after the transaction is successful, the buyer can obtain the real estate license without any property disputes, and the seller can obtain all the transaction funds. Intermediary guarantee in the sale of second-hand housing refers to the intermediary guarantee business in the second-hand housing intermediary market to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of both parties to the transaction and the normal conduct of housing transactions. The concrete steps of the mediator are: according to the agreement in the sales contract between the buyer and the seller, transfer the buyer's funds to the seller as scheduled, and transfer the seller's house property rights procedures and vacated houses to the buyer as scheduled, so that both parties can get their own places and avoid mutual distrust or even resorting to law.

Second, the content of the second-hand housing intermediary insurance contract is the real estate that has been filed in the real estate trading center, completed the initial registration and general registration, and listed again. Compared with the commercial housing in the hands of developers, it is the common name of the secondary market of real estate property rights transactions. Including commercial housing, second-hand public housing (housing distribution transaction), poverty alleviation housing, demolition housing, self-built housing, affordable housing and price-limited housing. Second-hand housing intermediary insurance is an intermediary guarantee business carried out by the second-hand housing intermediary market to protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties to the transaction and normal housing transactions. An intermediary contract shall include the following main contents:

(1) mediator contract signed by three parties

(2) The service procedures of mediators

(3) The related expenses of insurance services.

(4) Rights and obligations of the three parties

(5) Liability for breach of contract

(6) Exemption conditions

(7) dispute settlement methods

(eight) the effectiveness of intermediary insurance contracts and other housing sales through intermediary companies. Then, in the intermediary contract, in addition to the rights of the intermediary company, the responsibilities and obligations of the intermediary company must also be indicated, such as the payment of the house on the working day after the transfer of the house, the way of delivery, and the details of relevant taxes and fees.