1. Identify the transferor and see if he is the owner of the storefront. If the store operator is the owner of the house, first check whether the store property certificate, business license, health permit and other related documents are complete, and initially consult the transfer price and rent of the house.

2. If you are interested in taking over, both parties can negotiate the specific prices of the transfer items such as house rent, store management equipment and decoration. If there is an agreement, a certain deposit can be paid in advance to ensure the priority to take over the store. The depositor shall issue a deposit receipt, which shall specify the time, amount and purpose of the deposit.

3. Both parties signed the Store Transfer Agreement and the House Lease Contract, thus stipulating the specific rights and obligations of both parties.

4. After the contract is signed, the transfer fee shall be settled in the way agreed in the contract.

5. The transferor has the obligation to assist the receiver to handle the transfer change procedures. Therefore, the receiver should go to the industrial and commercial department for the registration of name change in time when signing the contract and other required documents to determine the legality of the operation.

6. If the store operator is also a lessee, be sure to check the original contract signed with the property owner to see if there is transfer (sublease) right; When signing the contract, the three parties shall be present at the same time and sign the certificate. (that is, property owners, operators and recipients).