The transfer can be entrusted to others. If the party entrusts an agent to handle the transfer, the agent shall submit the identity certificate of the party, the power of attorney and the agent's identity certificate to the real estate trading center. The power of attorney shall state the name of the agent, matters of agency, authority and period, and shall be signed or sealed by the principal.

The process of transferring property to others is roughly as follows:

1. Prepare the necessary documents. Including a copy of the real estate certificate (if the property has a land certificate, a copy of the land certificate is also required), the original ID card of the property owner (if a couple owns the property, the couple’s ID cards and original marriage certificates are also required. ), and a copy of the trustee’s ID card.

2. Apply for a notarization power of attorney. You need to go to a notary office for notarization of the "Power of Attorney" and provide the documents mentioned above.

3. Submit the application. The trustee can log on to the website of the local real estate registration center to make an appointment. After making the appointment, go to the appointment acceptance point to pick up the number, and submit a written application at the business acceptance window.

4. Acceptance and review. The acceptance personnel will check the application materials, accept those that meet the acceptance conditions, and issue an acceptance certificate on the spot.

5. Receive the processing results. The trustee goes to the real estate registration agency to receive the processing results.

In summary, the transfer can be entrusted to others, but it is necessary to ensure the legality of the power of attorney and the corresponding qualifications of the trustee, and to proceed in accordance with relevant legal regulations and procedures.

Legal basis:

"Implementation Rules of the Interim Regulations on Real Estate Registration"

Article 12

Parties may entrust others to apply for real estate on their behalf Register. If an agent applies for real estate registration, the agent shall provide the real estate registration agency with a power of attorney signed or sealed by the principal. When a natural person disposes of real estate and entrusts an agent to apply for registration, he and the agent *** should go to the real estate registration agency to sign a power of attorney on site, unless the power of attorney is notarized. If an overseas applicant entrusts another person to register the real estate for disposal, his or her power of attorney shall be authenticated or notarized in accordance with relevant national regulations.