The expenses that such people need to pay for selling houses include: real estate transaction tax, personal income tax, deed tax, stamp duty, notary fee, property right registration fee, agency fee, etc.

Among them, real estate transaction tax is levied at 3% of the house transaction price, personal income tax is levied at 20% of the house transaction price, deed tax is levied at 1.5% of the house transaction price, stamp duty is levied at 0.05% of the house transaction price, and notary fee is levied at 0.3% of the house transaction price.

Third-level disabled people can enjoy some preferential policies when selling houses, such as exemption from real estate transaction tax, personal income tax, deed tax and stamp duty. However, to enjoy these preferential policies, the following conditions need to be met:

1. The house is the only house for the third-level disabled, and it has been held for more than five years;

2. The house is a third-class disabled person's self-occupied house, and there are no acts such as renting, lending or mortgage;

3. The house was purchased by a third-level disabled person, and it was not obtained by others' gift or inheritance;

4. The house is the legal property of the third-level disabled, with complete property right certificate and disability certificate.