Why do you want to leave a part of the property to pay the deposit when selling a house? Can't you pay without it?

The deposit of lien on real estate is not mandatory, but a kind of protection for buyers. If the negotiation is good, it's no problem to stay. Or before the transfer, you can deliver the property, settle the housing-related expenses such as water, electricity, coal and property heating, and issue relevant bills.

Why is there a practice of letting sellers reserve property deposits?

Because many second-hand houses involve the problem of "payment", such as water, electricity, coal, heating property and even cable TV.

This has happened to me. When signing the contract, the seller said that he had paid the property fee, but after moving in, he found that he still owed a lot of money. At this time, the seller has got all the house payment and refused to accept it.

The property management company will only ask the current tenants to pay. Therefore, many buyers or intermediaries will insist on leaving enough real estate deposit when signing the contract. Taking Beijing as an example, the general rule is 20,000, and the property can be handed over, and the seller is finally paid; In case of default, you can also deduct it from this money.