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Anonymous users2024-01-23You're just mortgaging your home, and the furniture isn't included, so the furniture can definitely be taken away.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, it's only the house itself that is mortgaged.
The mortgage is one of the other rights of the house, and the disposal of the mortgage (including reconstruction, rental, sale, etc.) requires the written consent of the pledgee (which is stated in the mortgage contract). >>>More
Generally not, unless you make your own septic tank. Do the drainage system.
If it is said that their parents want to sell the house, but the electrical appliances and furniture in the house are bought by their children, then in this case, the children have the right to get these furniture and electrical appliances back, because these are some items that you give to your parents, if the parents want to dispose of the house, but the furniture is still given by the children themselves, they can also say that they want to come back, but if the children do not want it, they can also give it to their parents and sell it together. These can be communicated with their parents, after all, the furniture is purchased by themselves, and they have the right to come back
Of course, you can, as long as it doesn't change the structure of the house, it's fine.
Brick concrete is the most difficult to beat, because it is impossible to see whether there are hanging beams on it.