Resettlement houses can be transferred, but the transfer transaction can only be carried out after obtaining the property certificate of the resettlement house.

Resettlement houses are houses built by the government to resettle the demolished households when the government carries out urban road construction and other public facilities construction projects. That is, houses that are demolished due to urban planning, land development and other reasons and resettled for the residents or lessees to live in. According to the provisions of our country's laws, the transfer transaction of a resettlement house can only be carried out after obtaining the property certificate of the resettlement house. The transfer transaction at this time is no different from that of ordinary houses. The resettlement targets are urban residents whose houses have been demolished, as well as farmers whose houses have been demolished.

Certified demolition and resettlement houses can be bought and sold, and the transaction is no different from ordinary houses; for uncertified demolition and resettlement houses, it is necessary to distinguish the situation and pay attention to the following issues:

(1) Investigate clearly the nature of the property rights before the demolition. If the property rights certificate was available before the demolition, but the developer did not apply for it in time after the demolition, if there is a demolition agreement, although it is troublesome, you can still apply for the property rights certificate in the future;

(3) In order to increase income, some development companies can provide name change (transfer) services after the demolition and resettlement housing transactions. It is a better solution to charge appropriate fees.