The address of real estate is inconsistent with the address of real estate license. Can't the house be sold?

The new address is different from the information on the real estate license. The house can be sold, but it needs to be replaced with a new one first.

The replacement of a new house should be handled at the Housing Authority where the house is located.

You need to bring your house ownership identity card, real estate license and address consistency certificate issued by the police station, and fill out the application form for real estate registration at the Housing Authority.

Note: the owner of the house must be present; If you can't be present, you need to submit a power of attorney (the regulations in each district are different, and some districts can entrust others, so you should ask clearly in advance).

The address on the real estate license does not match the actual situation, which will affect the process of selling the house. When you do the house verification, you can't pass it. I suggest you change your new house in advance.

I hope the above will help you! Hope to adopt! thank you