Real estate transfer How long does it take for a second-hand house to be transferred again?

In our real life, whether we are buying a commercial house or a second-hand house, the first thing we have to do is to register the transfer. At this time, we need to know the relevant transfer requirements. So how long does it take for a second-hand house to be transferred again after it is transferred? Let me explain... If you want to know more about how long it takes to transfer a second-hand house after it is transferred, let's take a look.

1. How long does it take for a second-hand house to be transferred again? Fifteen working days later. In the absence of a loan, fifteen working days after the transfer is completed, the internal filing period of the housing authority ends. It can be found on the internal website of the housing authority that the property can be traded normally, so that it can be sold and transferred again.

2. Precautions for second-hand house inspection 1. Home buyers should find out when the second-hand house was first purchased, so as to understand how long the house can be used, which will help understand the future planning of the area. 2. Understand the reason why the original owner is selling the house. If it is because of lack of money or because there is a lot of house and you really want to sell it, then this kind of house can be bought; if it is because of the quality of the house, bad feng shui or even the death of someone in the house, the house is sold. , such houses cannot be bought, nor can houses that are about to be demolished or that violate municipal planning. 3. Check all the items given by the original owner. The cost of these items should be included in the house price during the transaction. Having these items will also save a lot of money when renovating the second-hand house. 4. Check the indoor facilities of the second-hand house, such as whether there are cracks in the walls and water seepage on the top. Check whether there are cracks in the house, including the top and walls. In addition to checking whether there are any cracks in the house itself, you should also check whether the water tank, water pipes, bathroom sanitary ware, etc. are broken. 5. Next, check the condition of the doors and windows. Whether the windows can be closed completely, what is the sound insulation effect? The original homeowner negotiated the house price on the basis that if the items are good, the price will be higher. If the items are damaged and require the buyer to pay for repairs, the price will naturally drop. 6. If there is furniture in the second-hand house, the buyer should remember to remove all the furniture and check the ground condition. Some homeowners will use furniture to cover the ground in order to cover up the problems of the house. 7. In addition to the house itself, home buyers should also ask the original homeowner about the expenses of water, electricity, gas, telephone, Internet, television, etc., to prevent them from incurring expenses that they should not bear. Before deciding to buy, you should check whether the original owner has the property ownership certificate for the house to prevent disputes after the transfer.

3. Second-hand housing transfer procedures (1) Real estate transfer registration application form; (2) Applicant’s identity certificate; (3) Real estate title certificate; (4) Administrative decision of the relevant administrative agency, real estate Sales contract, (if notarization is required according to regulations, a notarized real estate sales contract should be submitted) or a notarized real estate donation document, or a notarized real estate inheritance certification document, or a real estate exchange agreement, or a real estate division agreement; ( 5) If the mortgage right has been established, a written document consenting to the mortgagee shall be submitted; (6) For compulsory transfer by the people's court, an effective judgment, ruling, mediation letter and notice of assistance in execution shall be submitted; (7) Unincorporated enterprises , To organize the transfer of real estate, the approval document of the property rights department agreeing to the transfer should be submitted; (8) For administrative allocation and land price reduction and exemption, the approval document of the competent department and the proof of payment of the land price should be submitted; (9) By bidding, auction, or listing To obtain real estate, you must submit the bid confirmation, auction transaction confirmation, land use rights transfer contract and proof of payment of the land price; (10) For government welfare commercial housing, approval from the relevant competent authorities must be submitted; (11) Demolition compensation A demolition compensation agreement should be submitted; (12) A letter of opinion from the owner of the real estate agreeing to the transfer; (13) If an enterprise is acquired or merged, approval documents from relevant departments should be submitted; (14) Real estate between state-owned enterprises or other organizations Transfer, (15) Other documents stipulated in laws, regulations, rules and normative documents. This is what we know in this area. I hope this article of mine can help you. If you want to know more about these aspects, you can also search online.