In rural areas, homestead land is used as land for village collective construction, and members of village collective economic organizations can allocate and use it free of charge. Homesteads are the land used by farmers to build houses, and they have always been an important part of farmers' lives. However, in recent years, with the deepening of the reform of the rural homestead system, normative measures on the application, use and management of homesteads have been introduced, and some violations of regulations in the past have also been completely prohibited, and the mainland has also emphasized a number of measures in the purchase and sale of homesteads.
Whether it is in the Land Management Law or in the Rural Revitalization Land Policy Guide, it is said that homestead land cannot be bought and sold. But in real life, there are still cases of buying and selling in some places where management is not strict. Here, I would also like to remind the majority of farmers that villagers who only have one homestead in a household must not sell it easily, and it will be more difficult to apply for a homestead in the future. There is a possibility that it will not be approved.
For farmers, homestead is not only a piece of land used to build houses, but also a symbol of their identity and status. In rural society, homesteads carry multiple functions such as farmers' life, production and cultural inheritance. At the same time, the homestead also has a special character, because the ownership of the homestead belongs to the village collective, and the peasants enjoy the right to be allocated qualifications and the right to use the homestead, and illegal buying and selling are not allowed.
In the process of reforming the rural homestead system, the mainland has also deepened the homestead system, and has also put forward a measure in this regard, that is, if the homestead is sold, leased or donated to others for residence, the re-application for homestead land will not be approved. Therefore, as long as some of the acts in the regulations occur, the villagers who only have one homestead cannot regain the homestead once they buy and sell, and this policy must be clearly understood.
Although the mainland now prohibits the sale and purchase of homestead land, within the village collective, the mainland also allows the transfer of homestead land between villagers and villagers. In particular, for villagers with multiple homes, the mainland encourages farmers with multiple houses to transfer idle homesteads to villagers who are unable to achieve a place to live in their homes.
Therefore, those villagers whose household registration is in the countryside but are unable to realize their household ownership because there is no land to approve in the village can transfer it to other villagers in accordance with the law, and the amount of the transfer and how to sign the agreement is also determined by the two parties through negotiation.
Of course, according to the regulations, if the homestead is transferred, and there is only one homestead, once the homestead is transferred, the re-application will not be approved.
In short, homestead is an important part of the life of rural villagers, and it has particularity and importance. Farmers should cherish their homesteads and not sell or transfer them lightly. Although it is said that the demand for construction land in rural areas is increasing and will not be able to meet it for a while, starting this year, the mainland will also establish a diversified housing guarantee mechanism for peasant households. It is believed that with the implementation of this policy, the villagers can also be guaranteed in terms of residential construction land.
Well, the above are some of the measures related to the reform of rural homesteads, what do you think about this? Let's talk about it together.