In order to shorten the occupancy time, many owners who are eager to move will choose to buy second-hand houses, but when buying, they often worry about contract issues. Does the second-hand house have a purchase contract? Many buyers will have such questions, and then we will take a look at it through the following content!

There is a purchase contract for second-hand houses, which is a contract made by the buyers and the owners through mutual consultation, including a detailed description of the housing information, property rights issues, delivery date and so on. After the two parties confirm that there is no mistake, they can sign the house sales contract. The contract is divided into three parts, one for the buyer and one for the seller, and the other one is submitted to the real estate department when the property right is changed.

before signing the house purchase contract, the buyers must actually check the houses to see if they are consistent with the information provided by the real estate department. And also need to pay attention to whether the real estate involves loans, whether the ownership of the land is legal, and the most important thing is whether it has a real estate license, which determines whether the real estate belongs to personal private property.

At the same time, a supplementary agreement should be added to the house purchase contract to stipulate some details, but it is different from the supplementary terms and cannot be confused. In addition, it is best to include rights protection clauses in the main contract content, so as to ensure that their rights and interests are not affected.

in the process of signing the contract, it is necessary not only to see whether the real estate is real, but also to confirm the valid personal identification documents clearly. Therefore, it is best to specify the personal identification number in the contract to ensure the authenticity of the transaction. If it is a house purchase and sale agency, it is necessary to provide not only valid documents, but also a power of attorney before the transaction can be signed.

In addition, in the contract, the time when the original owner's household registration was moved out should be clearly indicated to ensure that the buyers can move into the household registration smoothly. Therefore, you can choose to give the final payment to the owner after moving to ensure that your rights and interests are not lost. In addition, in the contract, the main agreement must be clearly written, and the verbal commitment cannot be trusted. The living expenses should also be verified and clearly written, and there can be no arrears.

I hope the above answers will help you.