Does the resettlement house have a real estate license?

Resettlement houses generally have real estate licenses.

Resettlement houses are houses built by the government in urban road construction and other public facilities construction projects. In other words, demolition due to urban planning, land development and other reasons, as well as resettlement to the houses used by the demolished or lessee. According to the laws of our country, the transfer of resettlement houses can only be carried out after obtaining the real estate license of resettlement houses.

At this point, transfer transactions are no different from ordinary houses. The object of resettlement is the relocated households of urban residents, including farmers who have taken land for demolition. With the further acceleration of urban construction and development, the government urgently needs to build as many resettlement houses as possible to meet the needs of relocated households.

Problems needing attention in purchasing resettlement houses

First of all, we must understand the nature of resettlement houses. Generally speaking, you can inquire about the "five certificates" of completed resettlement houses, and you can also inquire about housing property rights information in the real estate trading center. For different types of demolition and resettlement houses, both parties bear different transaction risks. Due to the long transaction time and the influence of market factors, the buyers of the first type of resettlement houses often have to bear great legal risks.

Mainly reflected in rising house prices, families intentionally breaking contracts, looking for loopholes in contracts, evading legal responsibilities, pursuing their own interests, or setting obstacles for contract performance.

Many resettlement houses, especially those newly delivered, are sold by appointment, and the owner of the resettlement house will transfer the property rights of the house, so the purchaser cannot temporarily transfer the ownership after purchasing. The most common way is for buyers and sellers to find a reliable intermediary, which will guide them to sign an appointment sales contract with additional conditions.

The contract stipulates that the house has been sold, but it cannot be transferred until the property rights are well managed. The intermediary agency will take this contract to the notary office for notarization to prove that the transaction is between the two parties.