What kind of house is restricted?

Restricted purchase refers to certain restrictions on the purchase of houses. In some areas, the number of houses purchased is restricted, and in some areas, there are certain restrictions on the number of people who can purchase houses. Houses that are generally restricted in purchase are houses according to living standards. The land use life of such houses is 70 years. Water, electricity and property fees used in daily life enjoy preferential policies of the state and are charged according to civil standards. Generally, the purchase restriction depends on whether they meet local requirements, and only those who meet the requirements can buy a certain number of sets.

Can I write two people's names when buying a house? You can write two people's names when buying a house. For example, if you buy a house in the name of husband and wife, you can write the name of husband and wife on the real estate license, but you need both husband and wife to carry relevant materials and sign a house purchase contract together, so that the real estate license is the name of two people. Write down the names of two people, and the house will belong to the husband and wife. If you buy a house by loan, the principal and interest of the loan will be repaid by both husband and wife, and the house will be divided after divorce.

What is the difference between restricted purchase and unlimited purchase? The property rights of price-limited houses and non-price-limited houses are different. Generally, houses that are not limited to purchase are commercial and residential dual-use houses, and the property rights are usually forty or fifty years, while houses that are limited to purchase are usually ordinary houses, and the property rights are 70 years. The down payment ratio of these two houses is different, and the loan application is different.

The above is about what kind of house is restricted. Generally, ordinary houses are restricted purchases, but it also depends on whether there is a local limited purchase policy. The service life of such houses is 70 years, and one or two sets are usually limited.