1. Investigation of application right. This step is mainly to confirm the spatial location of the house, whether the existing ownership source is accurate and whether the boundaries are clear. The first step is to apply for a certificate of immovable property rights. Applicants need to bring the original ID card and related collection materials to the real estate registration center to apply for real estate ownership investigation. Usually, the center staff will contact the applicant within 1 week to adjust the location of the property and carry out surveying and mapping.
2. Issue a tax exemption certificate. Generally speaking, this needs to be handled at the local tax branch or local tax office where the property is located. Because the collection regulations in different regions are inconsistent, some places may need to pay taxes to buy resettlement houses, but generally they do not need to pay taxes. Generally speaking, you only need to bring your ID card and relevant supporting materials to issue a tax exemption certificate for you.
3. Apply for a certificate of immovable property rights, that is, a real estate license. This needs to be handled at the newly established real estate registration center. The materials to be submitted include: land map, house floor plan, map of the last page of the certificate of immovable property rights, the contents of which should be covered and copied into blank forms, the original and photocopy of the applicant's ID card, the tax payment certificate, and the things given by the local tax, mainly referring to the tax exemption certificate and related materials collected. Then you can get the real estate license.