First, there is no essential difference between rural house inheritance and other inheritances. They are all based on the will of the party concerned. If there is no will, the inheritance will be based on the legal order of inheritance, and everyone has the right to inherit the house. (The buildings on the ground, rural homesteads themselves cannot be inherited, but generally if your family builds a house on it, others will not compete for the right to use this land, which is equivalent to being passed down from generation to generation), and The transfer of house inheritance generally requires notarization of inheritance: (all heirs of the same order must be present).

Second, property inheritance requires a notary certificate issued by a notary office and two certificates and two documents:

1. Go to the police station to issue the death certificate of the deceased.

2. The property ownership certificate or other certificates for the house;

3. The legal heir certificate must be issued by the deceased’s unit (or neighborhood committee or village committee). The content mainly includes the names of the deceased's spouse, parents, children and whether the deceased's parents have passed away.

4. If there is more than one legal heir and the property is transferred to only one of them, the other person’s written consent is required to give up the inheritance of the property.

5. Identity document of the heir.

Third, after the inheritance begins, the inheritance should be distributed equally among the heirs of the same order, and generally no more or less should be distributed.

If the parties to the inheritance have objections to this, they can negotiate. If the negotiation fails, they can ask a credible third party to mediate. If the mediation fails, they can also file a lawsuit in court (inheritance is not applicable to arbitration)