I, a rural hukou, plan to buy a house in Shijiazhuang and live by myself. I don't know whether to buy a village certificate house or a city certificate house. I asked for guidance.

Village certificate houses can only be traded among villagers in the village, and listing transactions are not allowed. Don't even think about moving your account. The village won't let you move in, because the hukou involves welfare, such as villagers' housing and water charges, property fees, cable TV and so on. If you buy a house, you can live and rent it out, but the villagers have no welfare.

Live by yourself, no problem. Just don't compare with the villagers in this village and pay the fee. Isn't it the same to buy a house elsewhere? After a long time, the mentality will be good. Say hello when buying a village certificate house. Your name must be registered in the village-remember.

Village card is a welfare house developed by some villages in the city using their collective land. It only has the house property certificate similar to the house site certificate issued by the village, and there is no unified printed house property certificate for the record in the Housing Authority. This kind of house can only be sold to villagers, can be transferred within the villagers, and is not allowed to be sold as a commercial house. However, in the face of rising housing prices, some villages in the city seized the "business opportunities" and built a large number of "village certificate houses" and put them on the market openly.

The village certificate is actually no certificate (real estate license). This kind of house is usually built by the village Committee, and it is difficult to change it into a city card in Shijiazhuang in the future. It is also a question whether you will sell it in the future. Moreover, the property of the village certificate building in Shijiazhuang has been bad. Also, when it comes to demolition, your compensation is different from that of regular villagers, much less. Of course, a house with a village certificate also has many advantages. It's economical. The transaction of second-hand houses with village certificates is very simple. Just go to the village committee for filing and renaming, but be sure to let the seller write something with legal effect for future use, and pay attention to the following points:

1. The ownership of this house belongs to him, and 100% belongs to him (if possible, to the old man or several brothers). 2. Is this building illegal?

3. Who will live next to you in the future?

4. The supporting facilities in the living area are incomplete.

5. Is it possible to exchange market certificates collectively in the future?

Both the city card house and the village card house can be traded freely, but the village card is not protected by law, and the village card belongs to collective property, so owning the village card only has the right to use it!