Under what circumstances can I get the land through allocation? Can I do whatever I want with the land I get? I hope everyone can help me, thank you.

1. Only the projects in the Catalogue of Land Allocated Projects can be allocated for land supply. This catalogue can be found on the Internet. Private high schools belong to commercial education land and should not be allocated for land supply. It still depends on the wishes of local governments.

2. The allocated land must be used according to the allocated land. If you change your use privately and do not follow the urban planning and construction, it is suspected of breaking the law. If you need to change the use, you need to obtain the consent of the local government and pay the land transfer fee. If the government allocates 500 mu to build a high school, you can't build a house privately, you can't sell it if you build it, and you can't get a certificate if you sell it.

3. If your beneficiary is a teacher in your own school, you can plan 5 mu as a staff dormitory in the construction plan of your own private high school, but note that this is only a staff dormitory and cannot be sold.

4. How many loans can I mortgage? This needs to be evaluated Because you are an educational land, you can't evaluate the price of local commercial housing. This requires a qualified assessment agency. After getting the evaluation report, the bank will decide how much loan to give you based on this report. If the government allocates educational land for you, according to the guarantee law, the educational land of public welfare nature cannot be mortgaged.

5. This case has nothing to do with loan-to-deposit ratio. You should have enough collateral as a guarantee. Even if you don't have any money, you can still borrow tens of millions of properties worth 100 million. Please consult your local commercial bank for details.

If the local government is willing to cooperate with you, you can consider asking the local government to provide you with a certain area of commercial and residential land, which requires you to negotiate with the local government. Of course, this is not on the table, after all, the transfer of state-owned construction land is not allowed to agree on the transferee in advance.

7. If you are short of funds, why should the local government give you such a large area of land? Don't treat the government as a fool. It will cost the government at least tens of millions to buy 500 mu of land, which is not a small sum anywhere.