The couple bought the house and planned to sell it, but they didn’t expect to find someone living in it when they entered the door. (Photo/Retrieved from the World Wide Web)
too exaggerated! A couple from Zhejiang, China, recently went to Qingshan Lake Science and Technology City in Lin’an, intending to sell the commercial house they bought earlier, but when they entered the house, they found that there was an air conditioner outside the house. Dumbfounded, he exclaimed, “This is still my home?”
According to the “Global Web” report, the Pan couple did business everywhere. In 2018, they bought a 108-square-meter commercial house on the 13th floor in Qingshan Lake Science and Technology City, Lin’an, with a unit price of 17,000 yuan. They plan to sell it in the near future. So I came to see the house and learned about the market conditions. Who knew that when I arrived in the community, I saw that the new house had been renovated, and the password could not be opened, so I had to call to unlock it. As a result, there were 7 or 8 people living in it. Several residents rented from a landlord surnamed Wang.
The police contacted the landlord surnamed Wang, and learned that the other party was the “second landlord”. He obtained the 6-year rental right from Pan Mou, and spent 80,000 yuan to renovate the house. They also said that the Pan family and Pan were relatives. After investigation, it was found that Mr. Pan and Mrs. Pan really knew each other, but they were only neighbors up and down the stairs. Mr. Mr. Pan learned in December last year that Mr. and Mrs. Pan intended to sell the house, and pretended to put their house on the Internet for sale. In order to defraud them of their identities and real estate information, they forged a power of attorney, claiming to be a relative of the Pan family and entrusted to sell the house.
Pan received half a year’s rent, deposit, and agency fee, totaling 10,688 yuan. While collecting the money, he tried to delay the Pan couple, “Now the market is not good, and there is an epidemic control for exchanges outside the province, so you can just hang on, people. You don’t need to come here.” How could the Pan couple stop by to take a look because they came to work nearby, and it was only when the incident came to light.
Faced with the police, Pan knew that what he had done could not be concealed, and he truthfully explained the relevant details. He was taken criminal compulsory measures according to law for suspected fraud, and the case was further processed.