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Forensic Auction House. Transaction records can be checked up to 5 years ago, and the transaction records of foreclosure houses can be viewed on the official ** of local courts and the bulletin board at the entrance of the court. Court auctions.

The house belongs to the judicial auction, the auction information is open on the Internet, and the parties can go to the court network to learn about the project, time, place and other information of the judicial auction, and the auction process includes the project announcement and the bidder's payment of the deposit.

Registration), participate in the auction, pay the balance, settle the delivery, etc.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Qualifications of Bidders for Judicial Auction of Real Estate by the People's Courts: After the transaction of the judicial auction property is completed and before issuing the transaction ruling to the buyer, the people's court shall review the supporting materials submitted by the buyer that the buyer has the qualifications to purchase the house from the time of its application to participate in the auction to the issuance of the transaction ruling; If, upon review, the buyer does not meet the requirements for continuing to be qualified to purchase a house, and the buyer requests the issuance of an auction transaction ruling, the people's court shall not approve it.

Hello, dear.

After the foreclosure house is bought, as long as it is a normal transfer, then it will no longer show the foreclosure house!

It will then be displayed as a normal commercial house, and will no longer be shown as a foreclosure house.

Once you buy a foreclosure property, it will not show up as a foreclosure property after a few years.

Buying a foreclosure house is similar to buying a second-hand house, after the purchase is completed, the property rights of the house are transferred, and the property rights of the foreclosure house are clear, and they belong to the legal and compliant houses with clear property rights, which are protected by national laws.

Therefore, after purchasing a foreclosure property, it will not be shown as a foreclosure property. However, if any title issues arise after the purchase, a professional or local court needs to be consulted.

Of course, you can, but you have to comply with the policy of selling, for example, in Changsha, if you want to buy a house, you must have a property right for 4 years, otherwise you can't buy it. It depends on your local policy.

OK. When buying and selling a house, there is a special kind of real estate transaction, which is a real estate transaction with the court. The court can directly auction everyone's house, and you can also directly buy a property with a relatively low **.

According to local policies, specific problems are analyzed on a case-by-case basis. As far as most parts of the country are concerned, there are no restrictions on the purchase or sale of foreclosure houses, and there are generally restrictions on loans. After the foreclosure house is bought, it can be sold again.

It can be sold, and it is consistent with the local second-hand housing policy after buying.

There is no restriction on the purchase of foreclosure houses in most cities, and most of them are also lower than the market price.

Forensic auction houses are high-yield and high-risk.

The benefits are mainly reflected in:

1. Room ticket (solves the problem of purchase restriction).

2. Loan bill (loanable).

3. Student ticket (school district).

4. **Low.

The risks are mainly reflected in:

1. The nature of the case (for what reason the original owner put the house up for auction) 2. Property rights (related to whether the ownership can be transferred).

3. Tax issues (whether there are high taxes and fees such as inheritance tax) 4. Vacate problems (whether there are still people living in the house who refuse to move out, whether there are long-term unreasonable leases) The income has always existed, and the risk can be solved. For example, we will dispatch a team of lawyers to do due diligence, including but not limited to the four major risks of appeal, and will investigate and solve the problem into a report to the client, and then go to auction if there is no problem.

And we have a back-up service written into the contract: if the house you buy can't be transferred, you can't get the real estate certificate, and you can't move in, you will be compensated for the full price of the house.

Wait until you get the transfer ruling of the house, and then take the transfer ruling to the real estate management department for transfer, and the house that is yours after the transfer is completed, and you can sell it.

Of course, for example, in Changsha, you can sell it again after four years after getting the certificate, because the foreclosure house that has been completed is the same as the general house. How long it takes to sell depends on local policies.

OK. As long as the buyer has issued his own real estate certificate, he can buy and sell again.

The resale and transfer tax is approximately the total value of the property.

Personal income tax of 1%. (It is the owner's only residential property and the title deed is exempt from paying VAT for five years). (The real estate certificate is exempted from submission after two years).

Deed. (3% for non-buyers' first homes).

Other small taxes and fees are hundreds of yuan.

After buying, it is the same as a normal second-hand house. The purchase and sale is affected by the policies of the local Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau, and some places need to be licensed for a few years before they can be **, and some places can be traded directly.

Yes, it also depends on the actual situation of the house.

Generally, you can sell it again after 4 years after getting the certificate!

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Summary. Hello dear, according to your question, I found here: since the original owner's account of the foreclosure house is still settled in this house, if you buy a foreclosure house, the buyer may face the risk of not being able to settle down after buying the house.

If the original owner is unwilling to move out, the court does not have the right to force him to move out, so don't think that buying a foreclosure house is very secure, and even the enjoyment of basic rights may be affected after buying. And the hukou can not be settled, which means that the children's schooling and other problems cannot be solved I hope mine can help you Dear, are you satisfied with my service? If you are satisfied, give a 5-star thumbs up Thank you I wish you good health and all the best.

The house I bought, the house was a foreclosure house before, will it affect me?

Hello dear, according to your question, I found here: since the original owner's account of the foreclosure house is still settled in this house, if you buy a foreclosure house, the buyer may face the risk of not being able to settle down after buying the house. If the original owner is unwilling to move out, the court does not have the right to force him to move out, so don't think that buying a foreclosure house is very secure, and even the enjoyment of basic rights may be affected after buying.

And the hukou can not be settled, which means that the children's schooling and other problems cannot be solved I hope mine can help you Dear, are you satisfied with my service? If you are satisfied, give a 5-star thumbs up Thank you I wish you good health and all the best.

The house has been auctioned off, and I bought it from the current owner.

Will it affect me later?

Hello dear, according to your question, I found here: only the normal procedures will not affect but the settlement problem is disputed Dear, are you satisfied with my service? If you are satisfied, give a 5-star thumbs up Thank you I wish you good health and all the best.

Summary. Hello, the real estate obtained through the public judicial auction of the court, the transfer process is not much different from the general household, the specific process will be publicized in the housing authority, the difference is that the required information is different, the court auctioned the real estate for the transfer, do not need the original owner to provide the land certificate and real estate certificate, but to the civil ruling issued by the court and the notice of assistance in enforcement, but also need the information including but not limited to the court commissioned auction house auction entrusted to auction, the auction unit signed between the auction unit and the auction transaction confirmation between the bidders, Personal identification documents, proof of payment of various taxes and fees, etc.

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Hello dear, it's a pleasure to answer for you! Generally speaking, after the purchase of the foreclosure house is sold and the auction documents are obtained by the court, the property rights belong to the auctioneer. After going to the real estate transaction center to go through the backbone transfer procedures, obtaining the real estate certificate is the real sense of the full real estate rights holder.

Once you have the title deed, you can buy and sell.

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That means that after I buy the foreclosure house, I get the title deed and it falls in my name, and I can sell it right away, right?

Hello, yes.

Hello, I have another question for you: If the house that is auctioned wants to be auctioned back, do I still need to pay the transfer fee?

Hello, the real estate obtained through the public judicial auction of the court, the transfer process is not much different from the general household, the specific process will be publicized in the housing authority, the difference is that the required information is different, the real estate auctioned by the court does not need the original owner to provide the land certificate and real estate certificate, but to the court to issue a civil ruling and a notice of assistance in enforcement, and the information also needed includes not limited to the entrusted auction book auctioned by the court-commissioned auction house, The auction list is located between the bidders to sign the auction transaction confirmation, personal identity documents, proof of payment of various taxes and fees, etc.

Summary. First of all, we need to make it clear that foreclosure houses can be bought. However, there are four major risks: the identity risk of the original property owner, the risk of not being able to settle down, the risk of not being able to move in immediately, and the risk of making up the fee.

The house I bought, the house was a foreclosure house before, will it affect me?

First of all, we need to make it clear that foreclosure houses can be bought. However, there are or lack of four major risks: the risk of the original property owner changing the identity of the family, the risk of not being able to settle down, the risk of not being able to live in the nuclear limb immediately, and the risk of making up the fees.

If the original owner of the house is reliable, but the funds are not effective for the time being, it is more worry-free. If the original owner runs away due to debts, then you can take pictures of his house, and after moving in, you may be pursued by other creditors, and it will be very troublesome to meet unreasonable people. Under normal circumstances, the court will not tell you the identity background of the original owner and the specific reason why the house was forced to be auctioned, so this risk cannot be ignored.

This house has been auctioned.

I bought it from my current owner.

Dear, that's okay.

Can you buy this house now.

Yes.

A foreclosure property is a property that has been enforced by the court and auctioned due to debts or other reasons. It is usually lower than the same property, but there are some pros and cons to buying a foreclosure house.

Advantages:1Lower: Foreclosure properties are usually lower than properties of the same age. Because court auctions are for enforcement, the market price cannot be reached, and the seller is usually in a hurry to repay the debt, it is relatively low.

3.Faster Transaction Speed: Foreclosure transactions take a faster time compared to regular properties. Transactions can usually be completed within a few weeks.

Disadvantages: 1Uncertain Condition of the Home: Since the Court has not had direct contact with the seller, Sanzakura, some foreclosure properties are not in full condition or repaired, and the buyer is at his own risk.

3.Litigation risk: If the seller is dissatisfied with the court's decision and will file a lawsuit, the buyer may be involved in litigation.

4.Lack of services: Due to the relatively simple auction process, some services such as intermediary services are even lacking.

To sum up, in addition to the advantages of relatively lower and faster transaction speed, there may also be disadvantages such as unclear housing conditions and the risk of prosecution. During the purchase process, buyers need to be cautious and have a thorough understanding of the property to avoid unnecessary risks.