Do I have to go through an intermediary to buy a second-hand house?

In fact, the main way to buy a second-hand house now seems to be through an intermediary, that is, to make the house you like. In the end, it depends on the intermediary. Our family bought a house last year, which is also a second-hand house. At that time, we looked up a lot of information and read a lot of information about second-hand houses. Of course, there are also a lot of deceptive information from intermediaries, but in the end we found an intermediary.

At that time, my husband and I were actually worried. After all, it is the first time to deal with an intermediary. Before we rented a house, we were in the village in the city at first, then we went directly to the landlord, and this time we went directly to my friends, friends and friends to share. Our former roommate moved in, and we were afraid of being cheated. But when we buy a house, we can still go to the sales department for a new house.

Although I can find a house through the internet now, I have tried, but I haven't talked about anything since I found it. The owner asked, do you have a suitable intermediary there? We are in a hurry to use the money and hope to transfer the ownership as soon as possible. I said that the agent said that I would look for it as soon as possible, but when I got home, I told my husband the situation. My husband asked me if I could pay a deposit to sign the contract first, but when I called again, the house had been booked.

Later, the information about buying a second-hand house was released on the 58th, and all the calls were answered by the intermediary, but now the formal intermediary won't let me pay first. All the houses are available. I'll show you the houses and then discuss the price with the owner. Only when all aspects are suitable can the deposit be paid? However, first of all, I have read the owner's ID card information and real estate license, and I have to look at the original. I'd better go to the property to confirm it. We went there at that time, and the property information was the same as that of the owner.

And even if you do find an intermediary, don't rely on it for everything. A lot of things still need to be checked by yourself. Looking for an intermediary is mainly for transfer. In fact, you can find your own housing, but you can't transfer it yourself. We don't know how to operate many processes and rules. Even if you give me the house, I won't transfer it, but the intermediary is professional. Finding a reliable intermediary can save a lot of things, and they will help you do everything well. Unless you need to come in person, everything else can be handled. They will tell you what information is needed for each process in advance, which really saves a lot of time for office workers like us.

So, don't worry about finding an intermediary. They are just a service company, but one thing, if you want to find an intermediary, you should still find a well-known and large local intermediary company. Large intermediary companies are generally familiar with the people in the Housing Authority and have a wide network of contacts. In addition, it is relatively safe. You are not the only one who has to deal with many houses every day. Therefore, it cannot be said that intermediaries are unreliable, only that some intermediaries are unreliable. Selling second-hand houses for those of us who don't have connections, we still need to find an intermediary.