After the implementation of poverty alleviation and relocation in different places, can the original homestead be exchanged and can a new house be built?

Generally, the relocation of poverty alleviation in different places is mainly because the traffic in the area where poor households are located is very inconvenient or the conditions are extremely bad.

Poor households and poor households will sign agreements in the process of mobilization and relocation. Once removed, the homestead does not belong to the original residents. Because your relocation destination has already arranged the homestead. In principle, it belongs to homestead replacement, but this replacement is led by the government. However, after the relocation, the houses on the original homestead are still owned by the original tenants, and the original tenants should be disposed of within a time limit.