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There is a joke in the anecdotes: "When you don't become a rich second generation, you can also do when you are a second generation, and the speed of overtaking in curves is also clicking."
If this is said before the soaring house prices in 2016, many people will scoff: the resettlement house does not have a real estate certificate, and it is not worth a few dollars. But today, when the wage level can never catch up with the house price, it is really fragrant.
After all, no one wants to carry a loan for 30 years, tired and tired but can't save a penny. Especially in the era of the epidemic, we still have to worry about stopping work and supply all day, and the house is taken away by the bank.
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Friends said that her husband had become the chosen son of the demolition policy, and a large piece of pie was smashed on the head. Originally, his family lived in a mountainous area far from the city center, yes, it was not yet a suburb. Just because the local government wanted to focus on developing their tourism industry there, several local villages were demolished a few years ago.
In order to get the response of the people, zf also set up the resettlement site in the city. Although it is not a prime location, it is a city after all. Especially if you have a son at home, the pressure is reduced in an instant, you don't have to worry about not being able to afford a house, and you can't marry your daughter-in-law.
At the end of last year, on a snowy morning, her husband's resettlement house was finally distributed. Although the lottery reached the 2nd and 18th floors of the sad rush, the heart could finally land.
What is disturbing is that the key here has not yet been obtained, and the house over there is about to say goodbye to itself. In the New Year' Day, the sister-in-law who married far away from home actually came to the door thousands of miles away to ask for a house.
The friend said that at that time, the sister-in-law did not open her mouth, and it was the mother-in-law who indirectly sent a message: "Your sister wants a suite, she is too uncomfortable to live in the in-laws' house, and she wants to come and live in the future." If you don't want to give her the new house, we can live now. ”
Because it was too sudden, the friend was stunned. The mother-in-law thought that she did not agree, and quickly said, "When I and your father are old, she will also help you share a pocket."
The friend was instantly laughed and said helplessly, "Mom, the resettlement house is divided into old houses, it is reasonable to say that there is no right for me to speak, you and my father have absolute right to dispose of it." But over the years, the little girl has come back several times. Her family is so rich, Father's Day Mother's Day and your birthday, what did she buy?
Last year my dad had surgery and wouldn't let her say it. You feel sorry for your daughter, I understand, but you should let her maintain her position in the in-laws' house. They all have three children, and since it is uncomfortable to live in, and they are worried about divorce in the future, let me buy another set in her name. She is so far away, and the in-laws are strong and stingy, can you still count on it? ”
A friend's words made my mother-in-law shut up directly, and as an audience member, I was also convinced.
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But then again, should the daughter who is married go back to her mother's house to ask for real estate?
Article 19 of the Regulations on the Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-Owned Land stipulates that the compensation standard for the expropriation of houses on State-owned land is based on the value of the expropriated houses. The government will compensate you for how much the demolished house is worth, not by looking at how many people are in the hukou book. In short, the compensation for housing expropriation on state-owned land is most likely to have no substantial relationship with the household registration.
At this time, the right to dispose of the property belongs to the parents or the owner of the homestead certificate. As for how to distribute, it depends on the will of the parents, and outsiders have no right to interfere.
Of course, due to historical problems, the agreements signed in some places may be based on household registration. If the daughter who marries does not move, she has her share according to the law.
Do you think your married daughter should go back to her mother's house and divide the property?
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