Can the intermediary report the rise in house prices and charge fees?

Intermediaries can report the rise in house prices and charge fees. For agency fees, agency fees are charged according to relevant charging standards. It is necessary for the intermediary to provide corresponding intermediary services and charge a certain fee, so it is possible for the intermediary to raise the house price and charge a fee.

Intermediary fees can be complained to the construction administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces and autonomous regions. Local real estate intermediary industry associations can also accept complaints. If you have any questions, you can complain to them. They can also call the media hotline to complain online and borrow media means for exposure and publicity, which also sounded the alarm for the latecomers. If the problem is serious, they can also bring a lawsuit to the local people's court.

Agency fee charging standard

Under normal circumstances, if leasing, both parties have to pay half a month's rent to the third party. If you buy or sell, you will generally charge 2% of the total house price, and the buyer and seller will each 1%. In the actual transaction, the buyer and the seller can negotiate the proportion of their respective payments.

Real estate intermediary service fees shall be collected by real estate intermediary service institutions according to the charging standards, and invoices shall be issued to pay taxes according to law. Real estate intermediary service charges shall be clearly marked, and intermediary service institutions shall announce their charging items, service contents, charging methods, charging standards and other matters in a prominent position in their business premises or payment places.