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Do I have to pay social security for buying a house in a different place?
Depending on local policies, most cities need to pay social security when buying a house, which stems from the local purchase restriction policy. Foreigners who want to buy a house locally need to pay social security or deed tax for a certain period of time, unless property buyers have other conditions to buy their own houses, such as talent policy. In addition, there are still many cities in China that have no purchase restriction policy. Buying a house in these cities does not require social security, and you can buy it directly if you have money.

What should I pay attention to when buying a house in a different place?

1, understand the local housing policy.

Because property buyers have been away for a long time, they don't know much about local policies. This requires buyers to know in advance whether the local purchase policy or purchase restriction policy has an impact on people in different places and whether it meets the conditions for buying a house. Don't wait for a good house to trade, only to find that you are the object of purchase restriction. If you use provident fund loans, you need to know whether you can use provident fund in different places.

2. Understand whether the property is reliable.

When buying a house in a different place, you must ensure the authenticity of the house. Once cheated, the losses are heavy. Due to different situations in different places, it is not enough to know the information of the purchased property only through websites or street flyers. It is best to make a field trip to find out the price, location, developer information, brand reputation, floor, area and floor plan of the room, and the surrounding municipal facilities.

3, check whether the quality of the house is up to standard.

To buy a house in a different place, you must choose a real estate developed by a reputable developer, and buying a house is very worthy of attention, especially the quality of second-hand houses. When you look at the house, you should observe whether there is water leakage or seepage in the corner of the house. In addition, we should also pay attention to whether the ventilation conditions are good and whether the lighting is sufficient. In particular, check whether the windows of the house are facing the exhaust holes of other houses, thus affecting the air quality of the house.

4. Check whether the five certificates are complete.

Whether it is an auction house or an existing house, the developer can only sell it if the procedures and documents are complete. If you buy a house with incomplete five certificates, you will not be able to obtain a property right certificate, be listed and traded, guarantee the quality of the house, and pass the acceptance of the house quality inspection department. Therefore, when buying a house, it depends on whether the "five certificates" of commercial housing are complete. That is, state-owned land use right certificate, construction land planning permit, construction project planning permit, construction project commencement permit and commercial housing pre-sale (sales) permit.

5. Be careful about the terms of the contract.

You must sign a contract when buying a house, and you must be careful when signing a contract. When buying a house, you should "look at the contract before paying", carefully read and understand the specific terms signed with the developer, such as subscription agreement, commercial housing sales contract and supplementary agreement, early property service agreement, etc., to determine whether the terms are true and accurate, whether the rights and responsibilities of both parties are equal, and whether the liability for breach of contract is fair, so as to avoid the "signing trap".