How many years can I live in a small property?

Theoretically, there is no way to determine how long a small property can be occupied, it could be 10 or 20 years, or it could be permanent. Because it is possible that in the next 10 or 20 years, after the change of the national policy on small property rights, its nature will change, and it is not known whether it will be able to continue to live in it at that time.

The establishment of small property rights is mainly built on the abnormal homestead, which can also be understood as the construction of the house without the permission of the construction qualification, then the house is called a small property right house, so this kind of house has no formal information, and it cannot be compared with the commercial nature of the house, so this kind of house has no way to be listed and traded, and there is no way to determine its property rights and residence time.

The difference between a large property and a small property:

1. The basic nature of large property rights and small property rights has formed an intuitive difference, generally what we call large property rights is actually equivalent to a house with property rights, its property rights can be 40 years, 50 years or 70 years, but in the end, there is property rights, and small property rights houses have no property rights.

2. The transaction restrictions of large property rights and small property rights are also affected, and large property rights are real estate built under the condition of obtaining many permits, so the information is also complete, so there is absolutely no problem with normal listing transactions, and there is no way for small property rights houses to go through the purchase and sale procedures through the housing management center.

In addition, there are also risks, and everyone also needs to have a certain understanding, because there are many risks in small property rights houses, and there are many problems in living in them, so they are also more obvious differences from large property rights houses.

40 years.

A house with a 40-year property right is not a small property right house or an illegal building, and it can be purchased normally.

Hello, the 40-year property right house is not a small property right house, nor is it an illegal building, it can be purchased normally. The property rights mentioned here refer to the term of land use, that is, the 40 years indicated on the land use certificate. Under normal circumstances, the 40-year property right is commercial, tourism, and entertainment land, and the water and electricity bills of such house residents will be higher than that of ordinary residents in accordance with commercial standards.

Buyers must have an understanding of the age of the house when buying a commercial house, and they can't buy a house with a 40-year property right and can only use it for 20 years, which is worth the loss.

Summary. Houses have no useful life. However, the term of use of the land used for residential construction occupied by the construction of a small property is 70 years.

If the term of the right to use land for residential construction expires, it shall be automatically renewed. The payment or reduction of renewal fees shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations. Legal basis:

Article 359 of the Civil Code: Where the term of the right to use land for residential construction expires, it shall be automatically renewed.

Houses have no useful life. However, the term of use of the land used for the construction of residential land occupied by the construction of small property rights is 70 years. If the term of the right to use land for residential construction expires, it shall be automatically renewed.

The payment or reduction of renewal fees shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations. Legal basis: Article 359 of the Civil Code If the right to use land for residential construction quietly expires, it shall be automatically renewed.

Small property rights refer to the residential buildings built on urban construction land, and its property rights belong to individuals, but the right to use them belongs to the owner of urban construction land, that is, the city. The main feature of small property rights is that its property rights belong to individuals, but its use rights belong to the city, and the use rights have a certain period, generally 70 or 50 years. The main advantage of small property rights is in Gaoshou, which has lower leakage than ordinary houses, and it is easier to obtain loan support.

Small property rightsThe length of time it can be inhabited varies, it may be 10 or 20 years, or it may be permanent. Because the construction of small property rights is abnormalHomesteadTherefore, the real estate is not a commercial residence, and its real estate information is not complete, there is no way to list and trade, and it is impossible to determine the property rights of small property rights.

The validity of the contract for the sale and purchase of small property rights shall be determined by the principle of invalidity, and the validity shall be determined as an exception. In other words, the validity of the contract is an exception, such as when both the buyer and the seller are the same collective economic organization.

If the contract is valid. In all other cases, the contract is null and void, i.e. the house is sold to members outside the collective organization, especially to the townspeople.

Regardless of whether the act of building a house is legal or not, it is generally considered invalid.

Existential risks

It is not possible to apply for two permits. Urban residents who purchase illegal land such as homesteads, peasant houses, or "houses with small property rights" in rural areas cannot register and issue certificates.

Non-transferable. Because "small property rights" cannot get an official real estate certificate.

Therefore, it does not constitute a real legal property right. That is, small property rights only have the right to use, not ownership. Therefore, buyers cannot legally transfer their ownership, which has a greater impact on their appreciation space.