Can the house waiting to be sealed up be auctioned?

Whether the house waiting to be sealed up can be auctioned needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation.

Details are as follows:

1. If there is a house that has been sealed up at home, it can actually be auctioned, but it must be noted that it cannot be auctioned by itself, but it must be auctioned by the First Court;

2. Waiting for seizure is an invalid seizure. For the property that has been sealed up or frozen by the relevant court, other courts may also wait for the sealing up, freezing or lifting the sealing up and freezing.

Waiting for seizure is a system in which the property that has been seized by other people's courts is registered in the registration authority in turn by the executive court, or filed in other people's courts, waiting in line, and after the seizure is lifted according to law, waiting for seizure in advance is automatically converted into formal seizure.

The process of court auction house is as follows:

1. Go to the Housing Authority to seal up the property rights of the executed person.

2. Entrust an appraisal company to appraise the house value.

3. After the evaluation results come out, determine the auction floor price according to the evaluation value.

4. Entrust the auction company to auction the house. Auction activities are organized and implemented by auction companies.

If the auction is completed, the court will make a ruling to determine the legal effect of the auction result.

6. If there is no bid or the auction fails, the court may reduce the price on the basis of the reserved price of the first auction and entrust the auction company to auction again.

7. If the second auction still fails, the court may auction at a reduced price on this basis. The house auction can be held up to three times.

To sum up, the court of first instance can auction the property waiting to be sealed up, but it needs to fail to dispose of the preserved property for more than one year after the preservation court takes the measures of sealing up, distraining and freezing first.

Legal basis:

"Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Auction and Sale of Civil Execution Property by People's Courts" Article 1

In the execution procedure, after the property of the person subjected to execution is sealed up, detained or frozen, the people's court shall auction, sell off or take other execution measures in time.

Article 2 The people's court shall, in handling the sealed-up, distrained or frozen property, first adopt the auction method, unless it is otherwise stipulated by laws and judicial interpretations.