Don't buy a military house at the home of an old cadre. You should be aware of these risks.

Can a retired veteran cadre buy a military house at home? What are the risks? You can't legally change your name in the army. It is very likely that after you buy the house, it will not be yours. Understand these risks before buying a house to avoid disputes and uncomfortable living.

What are the risks of buying a military house in the home of a retired veteran cadre?

1, problems such as settling down and children going to school cannot be handled normally: because there is no property right certificate, your house purchase contract will not be recognized, and it is impossible for the developer to pay the education surcharge to the education commission. If you need to settle down and send your children to school.

2. The quality of the house is poor: let's not talk about the three major building materials: steel bar, cement and hollow brick. Look at the floor-to-ceiling windows, the big cracks in the walls of the house, the inferior Kaitai water pipes (including water pipes and heating pipes), UPVC drainage pipes, ultra-thin security doors, the big white walls that have been scraped once, and the elevators that have never heard of their names.

3. Poor property management: Some communities can't be closed at all, and they are mixed with the military compound. There is basically no greening, and some people can't see a tree or a flower downstairs. Some small high-rise elevators have never been opened after paying the elevator fee for one year. Some communities have used high-priced temporary electricity for one year without regular water and electricity. Broadband, cable TV, telephone, induction lamp, walkie-talkie, etc. It was postponed.

There is no way to complain: the heating is not hot, the roof leaks rain, the wall cracks, the house is stolen, and the first floor residence is doing business. It is tantamount to looking for a property manager for nothing, either absent or perfunctory. In most cases, you can't even find a housing manager.

5. It is difficult to handle community-related issues such as insurance, pension, medical insurance and unemployment: because there is no property right certificate and no household registration, it is difficult to handle community-related issues such as pension, pension, medical insurance and unemployment relief, that is, there is no place to vaccinate children.

6. No legal protection: If your house is requisitioned or demolished by the state, this house has no legal protection. Then who are you going to see?

What are the precautions for selling military housing in retired cadres' homes?

1. After appraising the military barracks and negotiating the price, you must go to the Military Barracks Department of the Military Barracks Management and ask if the house can be renamed before paying the deposit, because many military barracks markets are built according to the nature of military barracks and cannot be bought or sold.

2. Before paying the deposit, you must go to the army barracks section to ask about the name change. Don't let the landlord accompany you. The landlord who lives in the military production room must know the people in the barracks department in case the landlord and the people in the barracks department discuss fooling people.

3. If you buy a second-hand military house, you must go through more procedures. First of all, you need a certificate that the retired cadres agree to sell the house to you, and then sign a second-hand sale agreement for military housing. The content must be written in detail, because the house has no property right certificate, so as to avoid the landlord going back on his word and asking for the house from you after the house price rises in the future.

Finally, remember who helped you with these procedures in the barracks section of the home for retired cadres. It's best to keep evidence to prevent disputes from being resolved in the future, but if people quit at that time, there is no way out.

The above is the relevant answer about the matters needing attention in selling military housing at the home of retired cadres. I hope that friends who encounter such disputes will understand the above related matters and handle this matter in accordance with the regulations.

(The above answers were published on 2016-12-16. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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