What Are Work Affirmations?

Real estate agencies often require customers to sign a house confirmation after they provide house services. Most customers often take the confirmation as the basis for the intermediary's assessment of the workload of the salesperson, and rashly sign for confirmation, thereby laying a hidden danger for future disputes.

Inspection Confirmation

First, the house confirmation usually uses a general format to describe the specific geographical location, house number, intermediary agency and other information of the property;

Second, the most important part is to provide constraints on the future purchase behavior of customers after viewing a house. For example, if you want to purchase the property within a certain period of time (three months, half a year, etc.) after viewing the house, you must go through the agency. Otherwise, a liquidated penalty will be required (mostly 1% of the house price).

The "House Confirmation" is a contract voluntarily reached by both parties, and as long as its content is legal, both parties shall abide by it. However, if there is a format clause in the contract, and the party providing the format clause has the situation of waiving its own liability, aggravating the other party's liability, and excluding the other party's main rights, the clause is invalid.

You can identify which clauses are "overlord clauses" from the following three aspects: first, whether the clause exempts the other party's liability; second, whether the clause aggravates its own responsibility; and third, whether the clause excludes its main rights. Such clauses are invalid.

In view of the neglect and ignorance of the house confirmation by the majority of the house occupants, many cases have been signed rashly and triggered subsequent disputes. The editor reminds the house occupants to sign the house confirmation carefully.