If the landlord doesn t sell it, will the 3,000 yuan paid by the agent be refunded?

According to what I know, Haozan Haofang is a real estate agency, and if the landlord decides not to sell the house, the agency may ask for a refund of the 3,000 yuan fee that has been charged. However, the exact refund situation may be affected by some factors, such as the terms of the contract between the agent and the host, relevant laws and regulations, etc.

Generally speaking, the contract between the agent and the landlord should clearly stipulate that if the landlord does not fulfill the contractual obligations, the agent can demand a refund of the fees already paid. However, if the terms of the contract are disputed or unclear, they may need to be resolved through legal means.

In addition, there are some possible risks and issues that need to be aware of. For example, if the agency has already paid someone else for the property before this, or has already done a lot of work for the home, it could have an impact on the refund. In addition, if there is a clause in the contract, such as liquidated damages, it may also have an impact on the amount of the refund.

Therefore, if you are a landlord, it is advisable to negotiate a refund with the agent and clearly stipulate the terms of the contract. If you're an agent, it's a good idea to negotiate a refund with your landlord and carefully review the terms of your contract to make sure your rights are fully protected. If necessary, you can seek legal assistance or consult a professional lawyer.

Of course, it is the responsibility of the landlord to pay the deposit.

If the landlord does not sell, he will have to pay a liquidated damage, which is generally twice the deposit.

I was also abducted and paid 3,000 yuan for the service fee, another 500 yuan for the insurance money, and the contract stipulated that I would pay an extra 1% of the intermediary fee in the shell transaction within 3 months, and I would not refund a cent if I did not sell it. Only 3,000 yuan will be refunded if the transaction is not completed at the expiration date. Then after the expiration of the 3,000 yuan to pay, all kinds of procrastination, after submitting the claim information, there has been no follow-up for several days.

If the landlord doesn't sell, I think the agency fee should be refunded, because you didn't reach a deal.

The agent and the homeowner sue together.

First of all, you have to understand that the homeowner's house is not for sale.

The owner breaches the contract first, and after returning the deposit to you, he has to compensate you a part of the money. Got it?

The agent said that it cost you some money for a semi-loan, so it doesn't matter whether the money is spent or not, the intermediary fee charged by the intermediary is to serve until the house is licensed, and he has no way to continue to provide services to you after you hand over the house to the owner, so you have to return your money.

As for his loss, he can sue the homeowner, it has nothing to do with you.

But you'll have to sue both of them. Got it?

Don't be afraid

You're too honest too

What are you complaining about at this time? ``

It's a direct sue

Can you have a good time? Do you dare to be happy?

You're not in breach of contract, what are you afraid of?

If the intermediary party is not in breach of contract with the buyer, the intermediary party will refund the intermediary fee, because the seller is in breach of contract If the intermediary fee is issued by the seller, how to write the appeal petition will see you sign the tripartite contract.

It's best to find a lawyer to help you write your appeal. This is a civil case, which is difficult to deal with in the court, whether it can be arbitrated by the arbitration committee.

Hello, first of all, have you signed a three-party sales contract? If not, then you are probably deceived, and if you don't have much, you will endure it, because you have no evidence!

If you have signed a contract, then it depends on how your contract is signed, the above content is the above, it is recommended that if you have a contract, it is best to take the contract to find a lawyer to consult!

If you consult online, it will be difficult to find your satisfactory answer!

First find the consumer association to complain to the intermediary, and if it doesn't work, you will file a lawsuit.

Tell the owner first. , he wants to compensate, and the intermediary also wants to return it to you in full

The ** of commercial housing is soaring, and now commercial housing is generally high-rise, and everyone likes the middle floor. When buying a house, everyone doesn't like the low-rise and top-floor houses, and the ** of this kind of house is relatively low.

1. Dampness. Low-rise houses are very humid because they are closest to the ground, especially on rainy days, and over time, they can get rheumatism. The first floor has always been a floor that everyone rejects, if you have bought the owner of the first floor, you can design an overhead floor, which can avoid the above problems.

When the developer is building a building, in order to better improve the first floor, when designing, it is generally a basement of about 1.5 meters on the ground floor, so as to avoid dampness on the first floor. The developer's marketing strategy is to give the basement to the owner who buys the first floor.

2. Security. In addition to dampness, the reason why the first floor is not considered is mainly for safety reasons. The house on the first floor should be renovated with anti-theft windows, otherwise it will really be patronized by thieves. The house on the ground floor has poor privacy.

If you don't draw the curtains during the day, you feel very unsafe, and if you do pull them up, you feel very depressed. However, if there is no shelter in front of the first floor of some houses, the curtains will not affect the lighting if the lighting is possible.

The biggest advantage of the first floor is that you don't have to wait for the elevator, even if the power goes out, it will not have much impact on life, in addition, when the water in the community is out, there is a high possibility of water on the first floor. The house is to live comfortably, although there are many disadvantages on the first floor, the choice is still based on your actual needs.

If you pay a deposit, you will get it back. You have to make sure that you are paying a deposit or a deposit. If it is a deposit, the deposit will definitely be refunded, and the rest of the responsibilities depend on your agreement.

Court settled. For example, you may say that your friend's fixed deposit is withdrawn before it expires. Engage intermediaries to compensate for related costs.

How is the receipt written, is it a "deposit" or a "deposit"? The two words have different roles in the law, the deposit means confirmed, and the deposit is predetermined. If they sign for your "deposit", then you have the right to sue the landlord for breach of contract and get double the compensation!

Look at the contract. Generally speaking, it should be said that it is double compensation.

Of course, double compensation and refund of the deposit.

Double compensation is available and the deposit is refunded.

First of all, look at this receipt to know that this is a small intermediary company, because large intermediary companies are standardized, and it is impossible to handwrite a receipt for your collection! Be sure to print it!

Because this is a very serious matter!

Second, if this is a deposit, then the landlord has signed it, because the deposit is only counted as a deposit when the landlord signs, otherwise it is a deposit! The concepts between the two are very different! If it is a deposit, then the landlord does not buy it, he has to accompany you 1 times of the deposit, that is, how much you pay, he will return your deposit to you, and compensate you for the amount of the deposit as your loss!

If it is only a deposit (intention money) for the intermediary, then the original amount can be refunded to you directly! No interest and no losses!

Third, the preliminary guess is that you are giving the money to the intermediary, and let the intermediary give you the money to talk to the landlord**, this should be the intention money, maybe the employee of the intermediary company made a mistake!

Find an intermediary, explain the situation, and ask for the money back. The role of the general deposit seems to say, if the owner does not sell, there will be compensation. You get in touch as early as possible. Receipts are collected.

Too vague.

If there is a power of attorney signed by the landlord, the agent will be compensated for receiving the deposit.

But the general agent will only charge [intention money], you had better read the contract, if it is convenient, pass it to me.

What kind of agent are you looking for?

If Party A breaches the contract due to Party A's reasons, you should have double the deposit returned. You send me your deed of sale.

2. The treatment method, one is to go to the court to file a lawsuit, and the other is to complain to the industrial and commercial bureau to the intermediary. Together.

Of course, it's best if you scan the contract of sale and I'll show it to you.

In the tripartite intermediary contract, it needs to be clarified that unilateral breach of contract requires compensation for the proportion of liquidated damages of the transaction amount.

Have you already paid a deposit? Generally, after paying the deposit, the landlord does not sell, and the next home is double the deposit. If you have not paid the deposit, or have not signed the intermediary contract, then the landlord's repudiation is not binding on you.

As for the intermediary fee, you give it too early, and it is generally paid at the time of the transaction transfer, which is what you avoid.

Take a closer look at the contract and solve the problem in the case of no purchase of the house.

Or give the other party a good discussion, generally speaking, the deposit will not be refunded, this itself is your violation of the rules, people do not return to you, you have no choice, so you have to negotiate in private.

Sincerity money is not subject to penalties and confiscation

nature, the intermediary company DU shall be refunded in full unconditionally.

According to the provisions of China's DAO Guarantee Law, the subscription fee has the nature of penalty and confiscation, and if one party does not exercise the obligations agreed in the contract, the other party has the right not to refund the deposit. However, the earnest money and the deposit are not the same as the deposit, and do not have the nature of confiscation, as long as the parties to the transaction do not complete the transaction, regardless of whether the buyer is at fault or not, the intermediary company should unconditionally refund the full amount of the earnest money.

When buying a second-hand house, can the sincerity money given to the agent be refunded? Sincerity money is taken out by the customer to prove the sincerity of the purchase, not to the intermediary, and can generally be used in the house payment. Sincerity gold is just a popular saying, we are general.

Probably not! There is a loophole in your contract, so you will be deceived, and you can inquire around first to buy a house in the future.

If it's their responsibility! You just ask for it back! If you don't return, sue!

This is an intermediary fee, and they are charged in advance and will not be refunded

It is recommended to consult a local lawyer

Let's open it a little! I'll tell you:

This one isn't the worst. The worst thing is:

When you have already paid the deposit, you find out that you have been fooled.

When you lose a lot of money if you buy it or not.

That's the worst. Someone came across it.

If it is a seller's market, in the case of ****, this is too normal, there are tens of thousands of people on the spot, and there are buyers who first rise 200,000 at the hottest time, so there is no need to be entangled. I don't buy it if I don't count it.

The deposit was paid, bai

Is there a deposit agreement? If there is a clear provision in the agreement on the termination of the contract, the DAO is generally within the deposit.

It should be doubled. If you haven't signed yet, then your deposit is not an actual deposit, the deposit is paid after the buyer and seller and the intermediary have negotiated, and the deposit agreement is signed after the two parties confirm the important issues such as **, payment method, and delivery time. As.

Sue the landlord. Methods of Prosecution: There are two types of litigation under the Civil Procedure Law: written prosecution and oral prosecution. Article 109 of the Civil Procedure Law provides:

A complaint shall be submitted to the people's court. and submit copies according to the number of defendants. "Only if it is truly difficult to write the complaint, may a lawsuit be filed orally, and the people's court shall record the plaintiff's oral statement in the record and inform the other party.

1) The natural circumstances of the parties. Including the name, gender, age, ethnicity of the parties. Occupation, place of work and residence.

The name of the legal person or other organization. The domicile and the name and position of the legal representative or principal responsible person. This part reflects the identities of both parties and makes the plaintiff and defendant distinct.

2) The claim and the facts and reasons on which it is based, which are the main contents of the complaint. The plaintiff should clearly state in the complaint the specific claims and the facts and reasons on which such claims are based, including the facts of the existence of a legal relationship, the facts of the dispute, and the reasons for making the claims.

3) Evidence and evidence**, names and addresses of witnesses. Whether the facts of the case exist or not need to be proved by evidence. The Civil Procedure Law sets out the burden of proof on the plaintiff.

Therefore, when the plaintiff writes the complaint, he should provide evidence to prove the claim and the reasons for making such a claim. Where documentary or physical evidence is provided, it shall be submitted to the people's court at the same time as the complaint is submitted. Where witness testimony is provided, the witness's address shall be clearly stated to facilitate the people's court's investigation and verification.

When a people's court records the plaintiff's oral complaint, it must ask each of the above questions and record it in the record.

Sue the landlord, after all, he breached the contract, and only by looking for her can he get liquidated damages.

To sue the homeowner, the agent is only a third-party certifier.