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What should I pay attention to when transferring a store?
In the process of store transfer, there are some matters needing attention:

1. Before signing the contract, both parties to the lease shall submit relevant identification certificates and house ownership certificates to the other party. You can also ask if the store has other ownership, such as mortgage. You should be very clear about whether there are any similar responsibilities in front of the door, such as three guarantees.

2. Be sure to investigate the reasons for the transfer of the store and the previous creditor's rights and debts, and clearly indicate them in the contract to avoid falling into the trap of the transfer contract.

3. Be sure to investigate in advance whether your favorite store has a municipal demolition plan in the short term, so as not to be deceived.

4. Acceptance is required when handing over the house. Both parties shall jointly inspect the facilities and equipment in the house, fill in the list of ancillary facilities and equipment of the house, sign and seal it, and inspect it when it is returned in the future.

You should keep the original contract and its attachments, just in case, you can spend some money to notarize it.

Problems needing attention in taking over and handing over stores

1. The contract must be signed with the landlord.

2. The lease term can be as long as possible.

Be sure to state in the contract that you have the right to transfer.

It is very important to get the priority to renew the lease when the contract expires. If it really doesn't work, you should also ask the landlord for compensation.

5. Be sure to find the landlord, the real estate license is the key. The identity of the transferor should also be verified clearly, whether it is the current tenant (ID card, business license, lease contract).

6. Find out the expenses before the transfer, such as water and electricity, property, whether there is arrears, etc. ...

7. It is very important that the transfer fee is staggering, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, so be cautious.