You can entrust others to handle the property transfer procedures. The materials that the agent needs to prepare are a notarized power of attorney and other relevant documents and certificates, such as the owner's ID card, household registration book, real estate license, etc. You can go to the property rights exchange to handle the relevant transfer procedures. # You can entrust others to handle it, provided that you go to the notary office to notarize the power of attorney for entrusting others to handle the property transfer procedures. When you go to notarization, you should bring your ID card, household registration book, real estate license and the client's ID card to help you transfer the ownership, and then fill in the power of attorney carefully under the guidance of the notary office staff, and you can notarize. Then, in the specific property transfer procedures, the agent must bring the original and photocopy of the owner's ID card, the original and photocopy of the household registration book, the original and photocopy of the marriage certificate, the original and photocopy of the tax payment certificate, the contract and the real estate license before he can transfer the property. However, it should be noted that entrusting others to transfer property can only be done if there is no loan, because if there is a loan property, it is necessary to sign the loan contract and iou of the bank, and this must be signed by the owner himself, even if it is signed by a righteous agent, it is not allowed and invalid. # If you really don't have time, you can entrust others to transfer the ownership. However, the agent cannot directly handle the property transfer, and the owner needs to go to the local notary office at or above the prefecture level to notarize the power of attorney for the property transfer. Only in this way can agents have the ability to transfer property, which is protected by law. The power of attorney must specify all the procedures for the transfer of real estate, and it is not allowed to be omitted. But don't worry too much, because such a power of attorney for property transfer is available in the notary office. When going to notarize the power of attorney for real estate transfer, you need to prepare the owner's ID card, household registration book, real estate license and agent's ID card before you can notarize. Only after notarization can the agent handle some property transfer procedures on behalf of the client.

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