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Can intermediary second-hand housing be a pure provident fund loan?
Intermediary second-hand housing can be a pure provident fund loan! The second-hand housing mortgage loan using provident fund is divided into seven steps, and the specific process is as follows:

1. The borrower consults in the housing provident fund center and gets the application form: the buyer and seller and their spouses (unmarried or divorced) pre-register in the city housing provident fund center, and get the provident fund loan application form in the name of the seller with the original real estate license, state-owned land use certificate, household registration book, ID card and marriage certificate.

Two. The Borrower submits the following loan information to the Municipal Provident Fund Center:

(1) provident fund loan application form;

(2) proof of deposit of provident fund (or household registration book of housing provident fund) and proof of economic income;

(3) the evaluation report of the purchased house;

(4) The stock house sales contract signed by the buyer and the seller;

(5) Real estate license and state-owned land use certificate in the name of the original seller (original and photocopy);

(6) ID card, household registration book and marriage certificate of both husband and wife (original and photocopy, single employee shall provide single certificate);

3. Acceptance and approval of the housing provident fund center: the municipal housing provident fund center accepts the information of loan applicants and determines the loan amount and duration through approval;

Four. Transaction transfer: the buyer and seller of the house go to the real estate bureau and the land and resources bureau to handle the transfer formalities of the warrant transaction;

Verb (abbreviation of verb) sign a contract: the borrower presents the transaction transfer certificate and deed tax payment invoice (original and photocopy) to the municipal housing provident fund center, and the municipal housing provident fund center issues a loan commitment letter to the designated bank to sign loan documents such as loan contract and mortgage contract, and the seller opens a special deposit account in the loan bank;

6. Mortgage: The borrower goes to the real estate bureau to register the mortgaged house and obtain the real estate license;

7. Lending: After all the loan procedures are completed, the municipal housing provident fund center will directly transfer the loan funds to the deposit account opened by the seller through the bank.