What should I do if I find that the original owner has debts after the house is transferred?

If it is a normal buying and selling behavior, it has nothing to do with you. If the original owner's creditors harass, they can call the police. If it is to help transfer the property, the creditors of the original owner may get sufficient evidence, then the house will still be sealed up or even auctioned.

Because the house has been transferred, the property right has been transferred. Although the developer has a debt relationship with the original owner, because you don't know the situation, it is suitable for goodwill acquisition here.

Bona fide acquisition system is also called instant acquisition system. Instant messaging, as the name implies, means that both parties must pay in one hand and deliver in the other. If the ownership of the subject matter (the object for which the payment is made, that is, the thing used for the transaction) is transferred after a certain period of time after the agreed parties pay the money, the bona fide acquisition system is not applicable in this case.

Precautions for buying a house:

1. The ownership of the house is clear. Understanding the ownership of the house is commonly known as "finding the bottom". Whether the ownership of the house is clear and whether the seller owns the complete property right of the house directly determines the security of the house transaction. For example, commercial housing should have two certificates, and "housing reform" should have a housing reform agreement. Moreover, the property owner and the seller must be the same person, otherwise the false sale or failure to get the certificate after buying a house will directly affect the transaction security.

2. Clear property delivery. Property delivery includes water, electricity, gas, parking fees and property management fees. Although these amounts are not large, unclear delivery will leave many problems. If the original owner defaults on the debts related to the house, it will bring trouble to the new owner.

The payment time is clear. When signing a house purchase contract, the buyer and the seller need to agree on the payment process, when to pay the down payment and the final payment respectively, and agree on the absolute date. This agreement is too vague. There are many time points for "transfer", such as the submission of transfer information and the fact that both certificates are in the buyer's name, so it must be clear.

4. The tax burden is obvious. The amount of taxes and fees involved in second-hand housing transactions is not a small expense. Although it has been clearly stipulated in the license terms, one of them, such as the seller, thinks that the tax and business tax burden is too heavy during the transaction and wants to break the contract or raise the selling price. , will bring a lot of trouble to the transaction. Therefore, it is necessary to make it clear in advance to prevent landlords from raising house prices in order to pass on taxes and fees.