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Buy a second-hand house to know a few small details.

Buy a second-hand house to know a few small details.

First, keywords: second-hand housing, sale, details, household registration, real estate deposit, full five unique.

Buying a house in a big city is simply putting all your wealth and happiness in life on the line. You should know something about it. Today, we will learn some details that buyers should know in the process of buying a house.

Second, the key audit:

First, the migration of household registration. Whether the second-hand houses in big cities, especially those in school districts, have household registration seriously affects the market price of houses. Therefore, as a property buyer, especially the house purchased is a second-hand house, before signing the contract, you must ask in detail about the household registration of the house to be purchased. For second-hand houses with household registration, it is best to stipulate a household registration deposit and corresponding liquidated damages.

Second, the real estate deposit. In the second-hand housing sales contract, the role of the property deposit is to ensure that the seller settles the property fees and other related expenses before handing over the house. As a property buyer, in order to accept the house happily, it is suggested that there should be a property deposit clause in the contract to urge the seller to settle all kinds of expenses owed by the house before handing over the house. In addition, when the buyer closes the house, remember to check with the property company and the seller!

Third, whether the house is "plump and unique". "Only five years" refers to holding the house for five years (subject to the date of the real estate license or deed tax invoice, subject to five years), and the house is the only house for the family. The advantage of "full five" is that buying a house can reduce taxes and business tax. In the format contracts of several major intermediaries, it is generally agreed that the buyer should bear the taxes and fees. Therefore, as a buyer, we must find out how heavy the tax burden is before signing the contract. In case of uncertainty, the seller may be required to make corresponding commitments in the contract.