The risk is that after the mortgage is released, the owner does not sell, or the owner's debt problem is sealed up by the court and cannot be sold. It will be very troublesome if the money is not paid back and the house is not bought. No matter how the agreement is written, it is not implemented, it is not cooperative, or it is treated negatively. Not to mention going to court, it may be useful, but membership fees are time-consuming, laborious and expensive. The best result is to pay back the money. To rob and sell kidneys, of course, does not mean that human nature is like this. Does everyone have his own necessity? Maybe this is alarmist. Isn't that the risk?

In fact, if the owner can't decompress himself during the house sale, the usual practice is to ask the guarantee company to decompress, which is not expensive and has no risk to the buyer.