As a special sales contract, the house sales contract points out that the seller delivers the house, transfers the ownership to the buyer, and the buyer pays the price. The legal characteristics of housing sales contracts have both the general characteristics of sales contracts and their own inherent characteristics. This is mainly manifested in:
(1) The seller transfers the ownership of the house sold to the buyer, and the buyer pays the corresponding price;
(2) The house sales contract is a commitment, two-way and paid contract;
(3) The subject matter of the house sales contract is immovable property, and the ownership transfer registration must be handled;
(4) The house sales contract is a major legal act stipulated by law.
A house sale contract is a contract in which one party transfers the ownership of the house to another party and the other party pays the price. The party that transfers ownership is the seller or the seller, and the party that pays the price to obtain ownership is the buyer or the buyer.