Matters needing attention in the transfer of second-hand houses:

The transfer of second-hand houses is prone to disputes such as property rights, lease and breach of contract, and buyers need to be cautious when handling the transfer. In addition, if the parties entrust others to handle the transfer, they also need to prepare some necessary information. The following are the possible problems in the five-point transfer of second-hand houses. Both buyers and sellers should know the relevant precautions:

1. When purchasing a private house, the unit is required to provide the original legal person qualification certificate (with official seal), the legal representative receives the power of attorney, and the trustee should also provide the original and photocopy of the ID card;

2. If you want to handle the entrusted transfer. The client needs to issue a power of attorney or notarial certificate, and the client can only handle the transfer with the power of attorney or notarial certificate and the original and copy of personal ID card;

3. If the house has been leased, the buyer must ask the seller to provide proof that the lessee has waived the preemptive right when handling the transfer;

4. If the house has a * * * owner, the buyer shall require the seller to issue a certificate that the * * * owner agrees to sell and a certificate of the * * * owner, or the * * * owner shall be present to sign the contract and handle the transfer;

5. If the house is purchased by the court, the buyer should prepare the court judgment and the Notice of Assistance in Execution before handling the transfer.