Can a self built house in a rural area be stamped after it has a real estate ownership certificate?

In the past, many houses in rural areas did not have ownership certificates, and it was very insecure to have a house without a certificate, and the villagers were always unsure. However, with the basic completion of the national homestead ownership confirmation work in 2020, most rural houses have now been confirmed and registered, and villagers around the country have also successively obtained the "real estate and land integration" real estate ownership certificate.

For building houses and buying houses, Chinese are particularly enthusiastic, and some friends asked, can rural self-built houses be stamped after they have real estate property certificates?

1. Rural houses cannot be built at will

According to the relevant provisions of the "Land Management Law", the residential land of rural villagers must be reviewed and approved by the people of the township (town). Now if a villager wants to build a house, he must first submit an application form for rural homestead and building (planning permission) to the village.

According to the template of the "Rural Homestead and Building (Planning Permission) Application Form" provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and the Ministry of Natural Resources, the application form will indicate the area of the homestead, the address of the homestead, the fourth to the homestead, the construction area of the house, the number of building floors, etc. Once the application for building a house is approved, it must be built in strict accordance with the requirements, and no expansion or additional floors can be added. If you want to stamp, you should go through the relevant procedures again, and you can't stamp it at will without approval.

2. After the rural houses are stamped, the real estate registration should be changed in a timely manner

According to the relevant provisions of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Interim Regulations on the Registration of Immovable Property, when the location, boundary, use, area and other conditions of the immovable property change, the applicant may apply to the immovable property registration authority for change of registration.

Special reminder: Some people do not attach importance to the registration of real estate, they are troublesome, and feel that it does not matter whether they are registered or not. However, judging from the actual situation, the legitimate rights and interests of the house owner can be better protected when the house is registered.

Nowadays, there are many land requisition compensation disputes in rural areas, and in real life, it often happens that unlicensed houses end up with very little or no compensation for demolition.

So, what materials need to be prepared for the change of rural real estate registration?

The following are the materials required for the registration of real estate change (change of name, location, and area) in Nanning City, Guangxi Province, for reference.

2) Certificate of ownership of immovable property, 1 original.

3) 1 copy of the change materials.

1.If there is a change in the name or title of the rights holder or the type of identity certificate, the name change materials issued by the public security department shall be provided;

2.If the location changes, provide a notice of change in the street name and house number of the street (neighborhood) committee;

3.If the area or boundary of the homestead or house is changed, the approval document of the people** or its competent department with the right to approve shall be submitted;

4) 1 set of materials and 1 original copy of the results of the investigation of real estate title after the change of area and boundary site; (Entrusted to a qualified department).

If you still have questions about real estate registration, it is recommended to consult the local real estate registration authority.

It should not be possible to add it, this kind of application is to apply to the superior and buy a suitable lot, but if you do not have other properties in your own name in the countryside, then you can.

It can be stamped, but it needs to be reported to the relevant departments before it can be stamped, and the information must be updated in a timely manner.

You don't care how many floors he builds, as long as it is compliant and legal, it will not affect the colored light, roads, vehicle traffic and so on next door.

If you want to build a house, you need to apply upwards and buy a suitable lot, and the owner has no other property in the countryside under his name, so he can add it.

1.The key to whether or not a rural house can still apply for a real estate certificate lies in the nature of the house. If it is a rural collective, that is, what we call a small property right house, then it is not possible to apply for a real estate certificate, and the state has not approved it when building a house, so the state will not apply for a real estate certificate.

2.Therefore, whether the built rural housing can still apply for the real estate certificate needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis, and the key lies in whether there is a homestead use certificate. Rural housing is also required to obtain a house ownership certificate, and the key issue of whether or not to obtain a housing property right certificate is not the household registration, but whether there is a homestead use right certificate.

3.In China, many rural areas do not have real estate certificates, only registration procedures. If it is possible to apply for a real estate certificate, it is generally necessary to obtain a building permit before building a house. Then, bring the land certificate and the quasi-building certificate to the housing authority to apply for the real estate certificate, which can be issued by the general town.

If the self-built house in the rural area has been built, can I still apply for a real estate certificate? If you have a self-built house in the countryside, you can apply for a real estate certificate if you have already built a pass, but you need some relevant certificates, which is generally the case.

If the self-built house in the rural area has been built, as long as you go to the real estate office to apply for the form, of course, you can apply for the relevant real estate certificate, but the premise is that your residence must comply with the relevant regulations of the relevant departments for one household and one house, and it is not an illegal building.

Of course, if there is no real estate certificate for the built house, you can handle it, and the village committee will issue a certificate, and the real estate bureau should apply for a new real estate certificate according to the area of the previous old certificate.

Yes, hahaha! The Housing Authority declares it! However, today is Saturday and I don't go to work. You wait two days for Monday to do it.

Summary. Hello, your question teacher will help you inquire as follows:1

Yes, and you have to go through the procedure 2What procedures are required to build a house in rural areas: 1. Many people will consider building a house in rural areas, after all, the old house may not meet the living needs of the family, and the additional floor can effectively increase the usable area.

If you want to add a floor to build a house in the countryside, you must go through the formalities, and adding a floor without permission will involve the problem of illegal construction. I believe we all know that the management of the housing policy is strict, especially in the addition of floors will be strictly approved, after all, the addition of floors may affect the safety of residence, and the house has also undergone certain changes, it must be reported for formalities. 2. If you want to add a floor to build a house in the countryside, you need to go through the procedures for planning and construction permits, and you still need to write an application in this regard, explain the reasons for wanting to add a floor, and prepare relevant materials to submit to the village committee.

After the meeting of the village committee to discuss and publicize, the village committee will submit the approval information to the township ** for review, and after passing the review, the planning and construction permit will be issued, and the construction of additional floors can only start after obtaining the certificate. I hope the teacher's reply can help you I wish you a happy life Thank you!

Rural self-built houses do not have real estate certificates, can they add floors?

There is no certificate for self-built houses in rural areas, so they can be added.

There is no certificate for self-built houses in rural areas, so they can be added.

Rural self-built houses do not have real estate certificates, can they add floors?

There is no certificate for self-built houses in rural areas, so they can be added.

Summary. How to handle the real estate certificate of the rural self-built house that has been built.

It is legal to buy a self-built house in a rural area, but the following conditions must be met in order to buy or sell a rural house: (1) If the transferee of the rural house is a member of the same collective economic organization; (2) the transferee has no other real estate; (3) The construction of the transferred house is legal, it has been approved to be built, and the transferred house must meet the standards stipulated by the local government; (4) The sale of housing shall be applied for and approved by the collective economic organization. For example, urban residents are not allowed to buy or sell houses in rural areas because they are not members of collective economic organizations.

Article 16 of the Interim Regulations on the Registration of Immovable Property.

The applicant shall submit the following materials and be responsible for the authenticity of the application materials:

1) Application for registration;

2) Identification materials and power of attorney of the applicant and ** person;

4) Materials such as the site, spatial boundaries, and area of immovable property;

5) Explanatory materials on the interests of others;

6) Other materials that are prescribed by laws, administrative regulations, and detailed rules for the implementation of these Regulations.

Article 211 of the Civil Code.

When applying for registration, the parties shall provide necessary materials such as proof of ownership and the boundary address and area of the immovable property according to different registration items.