If the buyer is the consignor, not the owner, can I trade?

If the buyer is the consignor and not the owner himself, the transaction can still be made, but the consignor must provide the power of attorney and relevant documents of the homeowner, as well as notarization materials, and the transaction can be made after confirmation.

It is best to carry out the transaction by the person of the housing group, if it is not the transaction by himself, there are many things that are not clear, especially the details, generally speaking, the house transaction must be done by the owner of the house.

If the homeowner is carte blanche and he has an accident, the homeowner's ID card, household registration book and real estate certificate can be traded with him, but it is necessary to find out their relationship. Did they sign a commission contract between them? This is important.

There must be a power of attorney certificate from the homeowner, and some business can be handled in the early stage, but the homeowner must be present to handle the change of property, and there will be some risks if it does not come.

If you have time, you should look at the original power of attorney of the seller's ** person to sell the house, ask a qualified real estate agency to guarantee it, and issue a letter of guarantee to confirm that the real estate documents are true and valid, and then talk about the housing transaction. If both parties are interested, you also need to contact the seller himself according to the contract to confirm the contact to prevent fraud.

There is a bona fide acquisition in the law, and the law cannot be opposed to good faith, you can understand what is a bona fide acquisition, if it is to entrust a third party to sell the house, let him show the entrustment procedures for selling the house, and expand it to the seller to confirm it to prevent future ruffles.

Legal analysis: Not necessarily, you need to have a notarization of entrustment, but you must bring your ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate, and original real estate certificate. No, it is not possible to prove the current condition of the property and the house.

You can entrust others to handle the procedures for the transfer of housing sales on your behalf, and bring your ID card, household registration booklet, and real estate certificate to the local notary office to handle the notarization of the "Power of Attorney" for the transfer of housing sales and transfers to others.

Legal basis: Article 11 of the Notarization Law of the People's Republic of China According to the application of a natural person, legal person or other organization, the notary public shall handle the following notarization matters: (1) the contract; (2) inheritance; (3) Entrustment, declaration, gift, and will; (4) division of property; (5) Bidding and bidding, auctions; (6) Marital status, kinship, or adoption; (7) Birth, survival, death, identity, experience, educational background, degree, position, professional title, and whether there is a record of violations or crimes; (8) Articles of Association; (9) Preserving evidence; (10) The signature, seal, and date on the document, and the copy or photocopy of the document are consistent with the original; (11) Other notarization matters voluntarily applied for by natural persons, legal persons, or other organizations.

For matters that laws and administrative regulations provide shall be notarized, the relevant natural person, legal person or other organization shall apply to a notary public for notarization.

Legal Analysis: Yes. Entrusting the purchase of a house is a case of entrustment under the Civil Law.

To entrust the purchase of a house, it is necessary for the person to give a power of attorney to the person, indicating the person's information, matters, authority and time limit, etc., and the person needs to sign or seal the power of attorney. Therefore, when the act of entrusting the purchase of a house meets the above requirements, notarization is not required.

Legal basis: Article 165 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: Where the authorization is in writing, the power of attorney shall indicate the name of the person, the matter, the authority and the time limit, and be signed or sealed by the person being the recipient.

Legal analysis: If the husband and wife buy a house and one party cannot be present, the party who cannot be present can issue a power of attorney to the other party, and the content of the power of attorney is to entrust the signing of the house purchase contract on behalf of the other party. In this way, the present party can sign the purchase contract on behalf of the non-present party with the power of attorney, and the effect of his signature is the same as that of his or her presence and signature.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 919:An entrustment contract is a contract in which the client and the trustee agree that the trustee will handle the client's affairs.

Article 922:The trustee shall handle the entrusted affairs in accordance with the instructions of the client. Where it is necessary to change the client's instructions, the client's consent shall be obtained; Where it is difficult to contact the client due to the urgency of the situation, the trustee shall properly handle the entrusted affairs, but shall promptly report the situation to the client afterwards.