What are the precautions for directional resettlement houses?

Precautions for targeted resettlement houses include that residents of targeted resettlement houses cannot apply for provident fund loans when purchasing targeted resettlement houses, and they can apply for housing provident fund loans within 6 months after obtaining the deed tax certificate of property right certificate, and will not accept them in the future. It also depends on whether the land for resettlement houses is owned by the state. If it is owned by the state, you can apply for a property right certificate. If it is a fund-raising land, you can't apply for a property right certificate.

Resettlement houses are generally planned by the government and developed by the Land Development Bureau. The geographical conditions and infrastructure of resettlement houses are superior, and the housing structure is relatively stable and safe, which is equivalent to or even superior to the living conditions in the market.

The housing area of resettlement houses is generally 120 square meters, which is basically two rooms and two halls, two rooms and three halls, which is more in line with the residential characteristics of residents. However, most of the resettlement houses are affordable houses with low prices, complex property rights and strong policies, and are not allowed to be sold at will. It will be five years before you can own the property right and pay a 5% land premium, so you can trade and sell it.

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