How many years does it usually take for a resettlement house to get a real estate license?
Matters needing attention in purchasing resettlement houses
1. Pay attention to the policy. Houses for demolition and resettlement are generally divided into two categories: one is supporting commercial houses built due to the relocation of major municipal projects or low-and medium-priced commercial houses purchased. Although the property rights of such houses are owned by individuals, they cannot be listed and traded within a certain ownership period.
2. Pay attention to property rights * * * Some people * * We don't rule out that there are * * * people in some resettlement houses, and * * * people are also the makers of risks in housing transactions. They look for loopholes in the contract to avoid legal responsibility, pursue their own interests, or set obstacles for the performance of the contract. However, the source and ownership of the demolition house sales contract are clear when it is concluded. If the relocated households claim that the contract is invalid, then this behavior violates the principle of good faith and will bring risks to the sale of resettlement houses.
3, pay attention to the quality of housing, the profits of resettlement houses are often trapped, and builders can often cut corners to increase profits. Of course, resettlement houses also have better normal projects, and the quality of such resettlement houses will be relatively better.
4. Pay attention to the problem of real estate license. The nature of the resettlement housing land is defined as state-owned, and you can do the title certificate, but the land for fund-raising resettlement housing cannot do the title certificate. The sale of resettlement houses with property certificates is legal. If there is no title certificate, it is a small property house, and it is impossible for buyers to have no title certificate. Once the owner repents, the rights and interests of buyers will not be protected.