What was the name of second-hand housing transaction in ancient times?

1. This is different in different dynasties. First of all, houses in ancient times were generally owned by clans (it can be said that they were not entirely owned by themselves or their wives), so before selling houses, the consent of clan relatives who occupied a share in the houses must be obtained. During the Song Taizu period, it was clearly stipulated: "Where a house is sold or mortgaged, ask the owner first, but you can't buy it, then ask the neighbors, and others will trade." (Sometimes you have to ask your neighbors! It was so troublesome in ancient times)

After knowing this, ask for their consent, that is, the owner needs to take a small notebook, make a list of "problems" (called "problem stickers" in the Yuan Dynasty), write down some contents of the property (such as the specifications and price of the house) on the post, and then let these people sign it before obtaining the permission to sell the house.

After "ask the neighbor" passes the customs, the buyer and the seller can sign the contract. According to the provisions of the document, the buyer and the seller have to go to the county government to buy "love stickers", draft the contract, pass the examination by the relevant personnel, and then buy several copies of "real business" before they can formally sign the contract. "Positive Contract" in quadruplicate. In ancient times, there was no real estate license, and four contracts were needed to become a "red deed" before the sale took effect.

This kind of transaction property is a process of asking, posting, fixing and posting the deed, so it is difficult to say what it is called directly.

2. If there were not so many disputes over property rights, there would be a method of selling houses called "out of the house", which is similar to renting houses now.

And a selling method called "live selling" is to sell the house directly to others at a certain price (for example, when you are poor), and then once you develop (regardless of the price), you can always buy back the house at the price you sell. This is called field sales.

In short, there are many ways to sell houses in ancient times, and the names and procedures of different dynasties are not exactly the same.