1. Read the house purchase contract carefully: according to the house purchase contract, confirm whether there is a clear housing right clause. If the contract involves the establishment of the right of residence or other rights and interests, the situation of the right of residence can be confirmed according to the contents of the contract.
2. Inquire about real estate registration information: inquire about real estate registration information of houses through local real estate registration agencies or real estate registration centers. In some countries or regions, real estate registration is compulsory, and ownership and other rights and interests will be recorded in the register. Provide relevant information about the house, such as address, real estate license number, etc. , and check the registration information with relevant institutions.
3. Consult the housing management agency: If the purchased house is located in a residential area or apartment building, you can consult the relevant housing management agency or the owners' committee. They may be able to provide information about the right of residence, * * or other rights and interests.
4. Seek legal advice: If the housing rights cannot be confirmed by the above methods, you can seek professional legal advice. Please consult a real estate lawyer or a professional lawyer, who can study relevant legal documents, contracts and registration records and provide you with specific legal advice.