Do second-hand houses need to be checked in at the property?

Second-hand houses need to be checked in at the property, and the check-in procedures are as follows:

1. After the sales department of the real estate company issues the proof of payment or the notice of occupancy to the owner, it informs the housekeeping department to prepare for the occupancy formalities. At that time, the property manager will handle the check-in formalities at the Housekeeper's Department with the proof of house payment or the check-in notice issued by the real estate company.

2. If the owner fails to go through the check-in formalities within the prescribed time limit, the housekeeping department will notify the sales department of the real estate company to assist in urging, otherwise it will still be managed as a vacant house. * All check-in dates are subject to the date of check-in notice.

The Owner shall provide the following information:

1, family household

2. Proof of house payment or notice of occupancy

3. Purchase Invoice and its copy.

4. Real estate sales contract and its copy.

5, the owner's ID card and a copy.