The property right of the resettlement house belongs to the registrant. Where are the laws and regulations?

The essence of the property right of the resettlement house belongs to the registrant, that is, the head of the household, but if it is transferred after immigration, it belongs to the person who buys the resettlement house. It is proposed in Article 22 of the Regulations on Land Requisition Compensation and Resettlement for Large and Medium-sized Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects.

1, immigrant houses can be bought and sold, and immigrant houses with complete certificates can also be mortgaged with loans, and those with incomplete certificates can only be paid in one lump sum. Affordable housing can be bought and sold, with property rights and loans. However, you must buy affordable housing with real estate license and land certificate for more than five years before you can buy and sell it.

2. Resettlement houses refer to houses that have been demolished due to urban planning, land development and other reasons, and immigrants have been given to the demolished person or lessee to live and use. Because the immigrants are specific relocated households, the sale of such houses is not only regulated by laws and regulations, but also restricted by relevant local policies of the local government. Therefore, it is very different from ordinary commercial housing transactions.