One of the first prerequisites for the transfer of rural houses is that the purchased or inherited rural houses have real estate licenses. If you don't have a real estate license, you need to ask the original householder to help you with the real estate license before you can transfer the ownership.
When the purchased rural house has a real estate license, it is necessary to apply to the land department for transfer. The specific transfer procedures are as follows:
1, apply to the township land office;
2. Submit relevant materials;
3, the local land according to the ownership information provided by the applicant for review;
4. Field investigation, investigation and announcement;
5. Report to the Bureau of Land and Resources for examination and registration;
6. Certificate
Second, the transfer fee:
Because the land of the farmhouse is collective land, the homestead of the farmhouse is distributed collectively. Therefore, rural housing transfer does not need to pay various land taxes and fees like urban housing transfer. Therefore, the cost of rural housing circulation is extremely low, only the production cost. The specific costs can be consulted by the local township land office.
Three, rural real estate license processing conditions:
Because the homestead for building houses in rural areas needs approval, the handling of real estate licenses for self-built houses in rural areas is different from that in cities. Instead, you need to apply first and get approval before you can build a house and get a real estate license.
(1) Application conditions: the residents of this township have only one residence, and the village where the household registration is located is the central village (village), and there are indeed farmers who are necessary to build houses.
(2), provide information:
1, my household registration book and ID card;
2. Architectural application
(3), rural real estate license processing process:
1, the building owner applied to the village Committee for building a house.
2, the village committee for approval, signature and seal.
3. Apply to the Township Construction Office.
4. The staff of the Township Construction Office made a field trip and agreed to build a house.
5, to the township construction office to receive housing construction application form.
6, signed by the township construction office.
7, township leaders signed and sealed, to verify the agreement.
8, county planning and Construction Bureau for approval (county administrative service center)
9. Building residents receive real estate licenses.