Can I apply for a real estate license for a poverty-stricken house?

You can't. Precision poverty alleviation houses have no real estate license, and the property rights belong to the construction unit (national government). Most of the resettlement houses for poverty alleviation and demolition are small property houses, that is, the land belongs to collective land (or state-owned allocated land), and such properties are not allowed to be listed and traded before the government allows them.

In some places, it is stipulated that after five years of demolition and resettlement, after paying the land transfer fee, it can become a commercial house, and after becoming a commercial house, it can be listed for sale. However, in the specific implementation process, it depends on the land use indicators of local governments at that time. Some resettlement houses have been more than five years, and they still cannot be listed and traded. It should be noted that the implementation of local governments is different, and it should be implemented in accordance with the regulations of local governments.

Who owns the original house after poverty alleviation and relocation?

After poverty alleviation and relocation, the original houses are generally owned by the collective. Because after the relocation, the government will arrange new housing for the relocated households. This house, like the original house, only has the right to use, which belongs to the collective, and the relocated households no longer enjoy the right to use the original house.

For details, please refer to the construction requirements in the 13th Five-Year Plan for Ex situ Poverty Alleviation and Relocation: in accordance with the principle of "basic, safe and applicable", the standard that the housing construction area of the relocated population should not exceed 25m2/person (the homestead should be strictly implemented according to local standards), in which single-person and single-family houses can be solved by centralized building apartments, and there are happy homes and nursing homes. The specific construction methods and standards are determined by local conditions.

According to the model of one household and one house, space for further construction can be reserved on the allocated homestead, and it can be expanded by itself after poverty alleviation. Under the unified guidance of the local government, the housing construction of the simultaneous relocation population should be organized and implemented according to the plan. The housing area standard can be determined by the local city and county government on the basis of the relocation population standard. The structural design of new houses shall implement relevant building codes and technical standards to ensure the quality and safety of houses.

Centralized housing should be planned in a unified way, and the project implementation can be carried out by means of unified construction, self-construction and agent construction. Relying on small towns or industrial parks, local governments may, at their discretion, buy back urban commercial housing that meets the area control standards, but may not buy back public rental housing, low-rent housing and other housing that has been subsidized by the state.