1, rural areas build their own houses, and neighborhoods can rebuild without signing. 2. If the situation is special and the regional relationship is tense, you can find a village leader to solve it. 3, if the general construction, you can directly rebuild the house. The basic intention of signing a contract in the neighborhood of rural housing construction is to reduce neighborhood disputes. If you don't sign it, you should negotiate and communicate well. Building houses in rural areas requires the signatures of four neighbors, which is indeed a rule in some places. Because the houses built in the countryside are in rows, there are streets in front and behind, and the houses in the neighborhood are closely linked, which may cause problems of mutual influence. Although neighbors don't need to sign their old houses, in order to avoid trouble, they generally need to negotiate with their neighbors in advance. It is necessary to ensure that the flip house cannot be higher than the house next to it, which will affect the lighting of the house. You can find the community or the planning bureau to coordinate. If you still don't sign it after coordination, as long as your construction is legal, you must apply to the planning department to start construction and inform your neighbors to cooperate. If neighbors don't cooperate, they can report to the planning department or bring a lawsuit to the court. Rural housing reconstruction involves "neighboring rights". Neighborhood right, in layman's terms, means that when building houses and other facilities, neighboring residents should fully consider whether it will affect the ventilation, lighting and drainage of neighboring residents' houses. Therefore, it is necessary to consider whether the act of rebuilding or building a house will obviously affect the ventilation, lighting and drainage of the surrounding residents; If the impact is not obvious or obvious, then you don't need to get the consent of your neighbors; If it does affect, you must get the consent of your neighbors. If negotiation fails and neighbors refuse to sign, they can apply to the village committee for mediation and get consent through compensation.

Legal basis: "Measures for Housing Registration" Article 21 Where an application for initial registration of housing ownership is made due to the legal construction of a house, the following materials shall be submitted: (1) an application for registration; (2) the identity certificate of the applicant; (three) proof of the right to use the homestead or collective construction land; (4) Proof that the house applying for registration conforms to the urban and rural planning; (five) the housing surveying and mapping report or the villagers' housing plan; (6) Other necessary materials. To apply for the initial registration of villagers' housing ownership, it shall also submit the certificate that the applicant belongs to the rural collective economic organization where the house is located.