Not recommended. On the one hand, this kind of house may have unclear property rights, and the purchase contract can also be falsified. If there is no real estate license issued by the Housing Authority as a certificate, it is impossible to know who the real property owner is. Buying this kind of house is generally troublesome, controversial and risky, and there may be a situation of selling more than one room, and buyers may face two sets of empty houses.

On the other hand, because there is no real estate license, it is generally difficult to apply for a loan and need to buy it in full, so the pressure on buyers will be great, and without real estate license, if the house is expropriated in the future, it will not be compensated.

If you really want to buy a house with only a purchase contract but no real estate license, it is suggested that you must know the housing situation clearly, ask the property owner to issue the original purchase contract, bills or other materials that can prove that the house is his or her, and contact the developer as much as possible when purchasing, so that the developer can change the purchase contract and verify whether there is a situation of selling more than one room.