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1. Market research |
Property buyers first need to conduct market research to understand the detailed information of different auction projects, including the reputation of developers, the location, planning and price of the projects. |
2. Select the project |
Based on the survey results, buyers choose a suitable auction project. |
3. Sign a letter of intent |
Sign a letter of intent with the developer, indicating the purchase intention, and pay a certain amount of intention. |
4. Sign a pre-sale contract |
After the developer obtains the pre-sale permit, the two parties sign a formal pre-sale contract and pay the down payment. |
5. Mortgage loan |
If necessary, buyers can apply for a bank mortgage loan to pay the remaining house payment. |
6. Track the progress of the project |
Property buyers should regularly track the progress of the project to ensure that the project is carried out as planned. |
7. Delivery and acceptance |
After the house is completed, the buyers will conduct acceptance inspection to confirm that the house quality conforms to the contract. |
8. Apply for real estate license |
Finally, buyers apply for real estate licenses and formally become the legal owners of houses. |