What else should I transfer to buy a second-hand house besides water and electricity?

Electricity is usually plugged in, and it is rarely received at home. The original owner left the electric card, and the new owner just paid for it. If you want to transfer ownership, you should take a new real estate license and ID card to the power supply bureau.

The water company collects it, but most communities entrust property companies to collect it at home once every three months. You don't have to look at the house book or change your relationship to collect water.

Before the transfer of the second-hand house, the buyer should ask the seller for the property settlement certificate, indicating that all the expenses of the house have been settled, and then transfer the house after confirming the settlement of the expenses. Water fee, electricity fee, gas fee, property fee, cable TV fee, telephone fee, broadband internet access fee, heating fee, etc. There should be proof of settlement.

When the property buyers pay the deed tax and get a new real estate license or license notice, they can go to the property company or heating company with the real estate license or deed tax payment certificate, cancel the agreement signed between the original owners and them, and sign a new property contract and heating agreement in the name of the new property owner.