Building a house on the homestead requires the collective signature of the village, which varies from person to person and needs to be considered comprehensively according to the specific situation. Village collective signature is one of the necessary procedures for building houses on homestead, mainly to ensure the rational utilization of rural land resources and the balance of villagers' interests. The village collective signature can regulate the behavior of building houses on the homestead, prevent illegal construction and vicious competition, and also protect the land resources of the homestead from being abused. However, in some places, village-level organizations have problems such as excessive power and administrative intervention, which leads to complicated approval procedures for building houses on homesteads and increases the burden on villagers. Therefore, we should comprehensively consider the specific situation, weigh the pros and cons, and make a wise decision.