How to inquire about house property right information

1. Online inquiry: log on to the website of the local real estate administration for inquiry. This query method needs to input the information of the property owner (such as name, property certificate number, etc.). ), but it should be noted that only some places provide this way to query housing property information.

2. Inquire at the Real Estate Bureau: If it is necessary to accurately inquire about the personal real estate license information (such as the owner's name, title certificate number, registration approval time, building area, etc.). ), you need to bring your personal identification and real estate license to the archives or window workbench of the local housing authority for enquiry.

3. Inquire on the website of the personal property inquiry system: for example, the microcomputer in the hall of the Housing Authority, the archives room of the Housing Authority, the mortgage registration office of the Housing Authority, the contract archives room of the Housing Authority and the archives room of the Archives Bureau.

What are the housing property disputes?

1, restrictions on property transactions. If there are problems such as being mortgaged, involved in litigation, being included in the scope of demolition, the nature of land use right being collective or allocated, belonging to residential buildings, etc. , can not be listed and traded. For example, public houses produced by military industry, hospitals and schools must be sealed by the original property unit before transfer, and most of these units do not allow their employees to sell their houses to the outside world.

2. Small property houses. Small property houses (also known as rural property houses) need state approval for land acquisition and development. Only when the nature of land is changed from collective to state-owned can real estate transactions be carried out in the secondary market.

3. The lessee's preemptive right. Under the same conditions, the lessee has the preemptive right, so he must get a written commitment not to buy a house, or wait until the lease relationship is over before buying a house.

4. A house without a real estate license for a long time. If the house has been purchased for many years, the owner only has the purchase contract and invoice, but does not apply for the title certificate. This kind of property is likely to be unable to apply for the title certificate because of the developer's problems. At this time, the buyer should ask carefully whether it is because the owner is unwilling to pay taxes or there are other problems in the house, which makes it impossible to apply for a permit.