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There is no real estate deed transfer, which is troublesome. You should have signed a contract with the other party to buy a house, right?

Ask a knowledgeable relative close to you to carefully read the terms of the contract you signed with him, as well as the fact that you paid, and look at two articles: First, does the contract itself clearly stipulate your intention to buy and sell and the terms of rights and obligations of both parties? Second, whether you have expressed your intention to execute in accordance with the relevant terms of this contract, such as:

How much was paid? According to which clause of the contract did you pay on time? Proof of payment.

If you have sufficient evidence above, you can completely refuse the other party's unreasonable demands and take the road of negotiation and litigation. Note: In order to prevent the other party from selling more than one house, you can go to the court to apply for a preservation request for the subject matter (the above threatens the other party).

It's best if you can have a bald brother, in the current world, sometimes, whoever has a hard fist seems to be able to get things done. However, you should just show that you have a strong fist, and don't want the house to be unsettled and get into a lawsuit, which is contrary to the original intention.

Good luck.

It's best to check with a local real estate agent.

When I bought it, I didn't have a real estate certificate, I had to ask for an office certificate, and the money was enough to give it, so why did there still go up the price?

Obviously, if the seller wants to repay the debt, he can ask a lawyer and is not afraid of him in a lawsuit.

This is very troublesome, so it is best to ask a lawyer for consultation.

No, if the other party has already paid, in accordance with the provisions of the contract, the transfer of ownership in a timely manner, if the other party violates the provisions of the contract, you can claim to bear the liability for breach of contract.

You can also sue and require the other party to transfer the title in time.

Real estate certificate transfer process:

1. Go to the "Registration Information and Verification Agreement" window to go through the formalities of information registration and agreement verification;

2. Go to the "Real Estate Valuation" window to go through the appraisal procedures;

3. Go to the "notarization" window to go through the notarization procedures;

1.The applicant's resident ID card or household registration booklet and its photocopy;

2.If the person applies on behalf of the client, the entrusting person shall submit the power of attorney and ID card and its copy; Other ** persons need to submit proof of ** right qualifications;

3.Certificate of ownership of the inherited property;

4.Death certificate of the decedent;

5.If the legal heir is deceased, the death certificate and kinship certificate must be submitted;

6.Proof of marriage, parents, children and relevant kinship of the decedent;

7.Other certificates and materials that the notary deems necessary to be submitted;

4. Go to the "Private Transaction" window to go through the transaction procedures;

5. Pay stamp duty at the "Deed Tax and Stamp Duty" window;

6. Go to the "Property Rights Registration and Issuance Certificate" window to go through the procedures for changing the name of the "House Ownership Certificate".

Materials required for the transfer of real estate certificate:

1) Application for registration;

2) Proof of identity of the applicant;

3) Certificate of house ownership or real estate right;

4) Documents proving the transfer of ownership of the house;

It can be a sales contract, an exchange contract, a gift contract, a bequest certificate, an inheritance certificate, a division agreement, a merger agreement, a legal document effective by a people's court or arbitration commission, or other materials proving the transfer of ownership of the house.

Filing a lawsuit for assistance in the transfer of ownership is the most effective way.