I have lived in my sister s house for more than three years, and my sister s house is about to move,

If the real estate deed belongs to your sister, and you didn't pay a penny when you bought the house and just lived there, you don't have your share for how many years you live in your sister's house.

Hello, your sister's house has nothing to do with you, let alone your share. Because your household registration is not in your sister's household register. So don't think about it, if it's not yours, don't think about it.

To be able to let you live for three years, your sister's house is good enough for you. You don't know, it's just thanks. Still thinking about non-separation?

You live in your sister's house, and of course it doesn't matter to you if their house moves, just like if your house has been lived in by someone else for three years and you want to move, will you give it to that person? How did you ask this question, other people's things are still in mind.

Haha, are you embarrassed to ask such a question? If you weren't allowed to live in the first place, wouldn't you have to think about anything? You think too much, and you think about what you shouldn't.

What are you thinking, my sister's house has moved, everything is my sister's, and it has nothing to do with your half a dime, and it's useless for you to live for three years or ten years, because your hukou is not there and nothing.

Who built the house, and did you fund it? If you don't move the house, it has nothing to do with you, and you can't have your share in the house just because you have lived in your sister's house for three years. You have to be grateful to your sister to have this thought.

You have lived in your sister's house for three years, and if your household registration does not fall on your sister's house, then the house must have nothing to do with you, and the house must have been built by your sister's family, so it has nothing to do with you.

Of course, there is no part of yours, you are not in your sister's household register, and your name is not written on the property, this house belongs to your sister, no matter how many years you live in this house, it is impossible to have your share.

It's the most ridiculous question I've ever seen. If you have lived in someone else's house for a long time, you will have a share in this house? Someone else's toy is lent to you for a few days, and no matter how long you play, it's not your thing! Got it?

No, what does your sister's house have to do with you? You are not the owner of the house.

You have lived in your sister's house for more than three years. Your sister's house is moving. Of course you don't have a share. It's that you're thinking too much. You didn't pay for the house when it was built. Your sister is kind enough to let you live. Now that you're going to move, you still want to pay for the house. You're thinking too much.

You live in your sister's house by your sister's care for you, you don't have the ownership to enjoy all the benefits after the house is demolished, only the head of the household, you are not the head of the household, naturally no, this question is asked I don't know what to say, is it wrong for your sister to be kind enough to give you the house to live in? You're good to have the idea of starting a house.

Will it be yours after a long stay? The thief had stolen it for a long time, whether it was his.

You 、、、 possible、、、 Weng will take care of personnel first.

The house is not yours, and you won't have your share for a few years, so don't think about it.

I have lived in my sister's house for more than three years, and my sister's house is about to move, do I have a share? You don't have a share, you live in someone else's house, and the house belongs to your sister, how can you have a share? Housing moves are divided according to household registration.

It's good for your sister to take you in, and the relocation of her house has nothing to do with you, unless you also invest money in the house, and you and your sister buy it together, you and I have a share.

You think too much, the property right of the house is not yours, you just live in it, and you are embarrassed to ask for your sister's demolition compensation.

If your hukou is not in the house, naturally there is no point. And other people's houses, why do you think about it?

Of course not, because the house that belongs to your sister belongs to your sister's family even if it is demolished, and it has nothing to do with you.

Is your mother-in-law in charge, how can the house be transferred to his son?

It has nothing to do with you, don't look too ugly when you eat.

People are not satisfied, they have Long, and they look back at Shu.

It depends on who owns the house.

1.If the sister of the house only has the right to use: 3 The right to use the house refers to the right to actually use the house.

Under certain legal contracts, non-owners of the house can also obtain the right to use the house. If the property owner and the user of the right to use the house have a long-term lease relationship, and the occupant has the right to use the house and has to pay a certain amount of rent every month, both parties must exercise their rights and perform their obligations according to the contract, and cannot take back the house casually.

If the ownership of the house belongs to the younger sister, it cannot be returned.

Summary. You can also transfer the house back after the transfer.

As long as both parties reach an agreement, and the registrant and spouse of the title deed are willing to go through the transfer procedures with you, the house can be transferred back.

Housing loan repayment is required, no collateral, with property ownership certificate, deed tax certificate, land certificate.

The registrant of the real estate certificate and his or her spouse hold their respective ID cards, household registration books, marriage certificates, housing real estate certificates, deed tax certificates, and land certificates, and go to the housing management department to consult and go through the transfer procedures with the other party.

Since it has just been transferred to the homeowner, if it has not been completed for 2 years, you need to pay business tax and 1% personal income tax.

My house was given to my sister, do you want to buy it back now?

You can also transfer the house back after the transfer. As long as both parties reach an agreement, and the registrant and spouse of the title deed are willing to go through the transfer procedures with you, the house can be transferred back. Housing loan repayment is required, no collateral, with property ownership certificate, deed tax certificate, land certificate.

The registrant of the real estate certificate and his or her spouse hold their respective ID cards, household registration books, marriage certificates, housing real estate certificates, deed tax certificates, and land certificates, and go to the housing management department to consult and go through the transfer procedures with the other party. Since it has just been transferred to the homeowner, if it has not been completed for 2 years, you need to pay business tax and 1% personal income tax.

You can discuss it with your sister before transferring it to you.

That way you don't have to spend that much money.

How about adding my name.

Remove their names later.

It is true that people can be added on the real estate deed.

But that doesn't mean the house is yours.

No, the name on the title deed is your sister.

This plus and one minus.

Yes. Now that the house is hers, she has the ability to add or subtract.

She agreed to add, and later she agreed to subtract.

There should be no tax in this way.

Yes. But she'll promise to give you the house again.

He is a guest, you are the master, then you can't let him sleep when they come to you, then in principle, you go to open a room.

Your sister doesn't have the strength to see her sister's family is small, and she left if she didn't want it, and she was spineless. . .

I think you're asking a question to find supporters, but I don't think you're wrong, but it's not the right thing to say. The old Chinese idea is that older brothers and sisters take care of younger brothers and sisters, not to mention that your economic conditions should be better than your sister's. Your mother didn't ask you to give your sister much help, and it wasn't much to open a room, but you did, and if your sister and brother-in-law were sensible, they would be far more grateful to you than a night's room price, and it would be a guarantee of family affection.

When your mother says that your sister doesn't play with you, she means that you are so concerned about your sister now, and if you have difficulties in the future, will your sister help you wholeheartedly? Seriously, if you have blood relatives and sisters who can't help each other, and you will really have difficulties in the future, do you expect husbands and friends who are not related by blood?