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What is the difference between a housing sales intermediary contract and a purchase contract?
There are the following differences between a housing sales intermediary contract and a purchase contract:
1. There are only a few parties, while an intermediary contract consists of three parties: the buyer, seller and intermediary.
2. The sales contract refers to the agreement between the buyer and the buyer to directly negotiate the sale of the house, whether it is signing the contract or paying the purchase price. The intermediary contract means that the intermediary completes the performance of the contract on behalf of the client based on the client's will. Whether the contract is signed or the purchase price is paid, it is completed by both parties.
3. There is a big difference between the "House Sales and Purchase Intermediary Agreement" and the "House Sales and Purchase Contract". The former only expresses the intention to purchase, while the latter directly negotiates the sale of the house. If the sales contract is not signed, the intermediary agreement will naturally be terminated.
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