I share a public rental house with someone else, and the co tenant wants to buy a house, does it aff

If you share a public rental house, if the co-tenant buys a house, he does not meet the conditions for public rental housing and therefore needs to go through the check-out procedures, and it should be difficult for you to bear double the rent alone. When the co-tenant checks out, the property you are staying in will be adjusted. However, if you apply for the property independently, it will not be affected.

If your co-tenant buys a house, he will no longer be eligible for public rental housing and will need to check out. This will not directly affect your continued residence, but it may have some impact on your living environment, such as you will have to pay the rent that would otherwise be shared between the two of you.

In addition, if you apply for the public rental house on your own, you will not be affected by the tenant's move-out and can continue to live there. However, please note that according to the relevant regulations, the living conditions of public rental housing need to meet certain conditions, and if a family member buys a house or earns more than the prescribed standard, you may no longer meet the living conditions of public rental housing. Therefore, it is recommended that you pay attention to the relevant policies and understand your situation.

Yes!! I don't know who rents the public rental housing! It's your words! Nothing impacted ! Someone else's word ! That's hard to say!

As long as the property is purchased, the public rental housing cannot be renewed.

If one of the following situations occurs during the lease period, the tenant shall withdraw from the leased premises at the end of the lease contract:

1. Violation of the contract during the lease period has not been rectified. Violations of the contract include: subleasing or subleasing housing to others, or exchanging public rental housing with others without authorization; Unauthorized change of the residential purpose, original use function, internal structure and supporting facilities of the house, and refuse to restore the original state according to Party A's requirements.

engaging in illegal activities on premises; Vacant houses for more than 6 consecutive months without justifiable reasons; The rent has been in arrears for 6 months, and the rent has not been paid after being reminded, etc.

2. Meet the conditions for lease renewal but fail to apply for lease renewal as required.

3. Submit an application for renewal but do not meet the renewal conditions after review. In this case, and it is really necessary to continue to lease the original public rental housing of the tenant family, the business unit may arrange a relocation period for them in accordance with the regulations, the relocation period is 1 year, and the rent during the relocation period shall be determined according to the rent standard at that time, and the tenant shall withdraw from the rented housing by itself upon the expiration of the relocation period. There is only one relocation period.

Once the public rental housing is found or reported to others, the facts will be recovered in accordance with the law after the investigation of the facts is clear.

For landlords, if there is an act of subletting public rental housing, they will be disqualified by the relevant authorities, and they will not be able to apply again for 5 years, and they will also be recorded in a bad credit file. The penalties for illegal rentals of public rental housing will vary from city to city.

I applied for public rental housing, but I have a house to live in, and the house I applied for has been empty, even if I choose not to rent it, it is illegal. The relevant authorities will conduct a strict investigation, and if they have not lived in the house for two years, they will be repossessed accordingly, and if there is any sublease, the contract will be terminated immediately.

Public rental housing is for the needy groups to live in, and the relevant conditions must be met. If you have met the conditions and have applied for it, you can use it for your own use and cannot rent it out. However, if you have a house and do not meet the living conditions, you cannot apply, and the relevant departments need to resolutely crack down on illegal rentals.

Legal basis] Measures for the Administration of Public Rental Housing

Article 27 If a tenant commits any of the following acts, he shall return the public rental housing:

1) Sub-leasing, subleasing or changing the rented public rental housing without authorization;

2) Changing the use of the rented public rental housing;

3) Destroying or renovating the rented public rental housing without authorization, and refusing to restore it to its original state;

4) Engaging in illegal activities in public rental housing;

5) Vacant public rental housing for more than 6 consecutive months without a legitimate reason.

If the tenant refuses to return the public rental housing, the municipal and county-level people's housing security departments shall order it to return it within a time limit; If it is not returned within the time limit, the competent department of people's housing security at the municipal and county level may apply to the people's court for compulsory enforcement in accordance with law.