Q:

The original owner sold the house to me because his daughter-in-law had cancer and wanted to apply for a subsidy from the China Cancer Foundation. He asked me for a copy of the house to prove that the house was sold for the daughter-in-law's medical treatment, but I'm not sure whether he will take my copy of the house for other purposes. I'm still hesitating to give it to him. Will there be any economic disputes? Thank you for solving this problem.

Answer:

Actually, this question is.

The original owner wanted to apply for a subsidy from the China Cancer Foundation because his daughter-in-law had cancer. He asked for a copy of the house book and wanted to prove that the house was sold, so he sold the money to his daughter-in-law for medical treatment. It is necessary and proper for you to have a sense of prevention.

But suppose that the original owner left a copy of your house before selling it. Is this normal?

The copy he wants to use now should be a copy with your name written on it. It is impossible to handle all kinds of real estate formalities with a copy alone. The property owner must hold the original house certificate and the original ID card to handle the real estate formalities.

I dare not say whether there will be any economic disputes, but I can assure you that even if there are disputes, you will win the case.