How to judge whether the house needs to pay the premium to check the real estate license?
Mr. Zhou: A few days ago, I took a fancy to a set of second-hand housing reform houses. At that time, the real estate license said that it was allocated. I heard that the allocation of land and real estate listing have to pay land transfer fees? How do I know if I need to pay the insurance premium? Expert answer: According to the relevant regulations, the transfer of second-hand houses belonging to the nature of state-owned allocated land needs to go through the formalities of transferring the right to use state-owned land. Whether it is necessary to pay the land transfer fee can be judged by the contents recorded in the real estate license. If the column of "land nature" is filled with "state-owned" and the column of land source is filled with "allocated", it is state-owned allocated land. If the affordable housing is listed, the buyer shall pay the land transfer fee to the state in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Real Estate Management Law. If the purchased public houses are listed and traded, and the original land use right is obtained by allocation, the purchaser shall pay the land transfer fee to the state according to the regulations; If the original unit buys commercial housing and then sells it to employees at the cost of housing reform in accordance with the housing reform policy, according to the current laws and regulations, it is not necessary to pay land transfer fees to the state when listing for sale. If it is a state-owned second-hand house transfer, there is no need to go through the land transfer procedures. State-owned real estate with the nature of land transfer can be freely transferred without changing the land use during the land transfer period, provided that the buyer promises to perform the original land transfer contract. Jinke Building Conghua Tuscany Board House Fuli Yingli Building Jinbi Lingxiu International Board House