Before applying, residents need to understand the application process and pay attention to many details to avoid unnecessary trouble.
1. Submit application materials. Applicants need to prepare household registration booklet, ID card, real estate certificate or certificate of no house, low guarantee certificate and other relevant materials.
2. Community review and publicity. The applicant submits the materials to the community neighborhood committee or neighborhood office, which will conduct a preliminary review of the materials and conduct on-site visits and investigations. After the review is passed, the relevant information will be publicized in the community.
3. Review by the housing management department. After the community announces that there is no objection, the materials will be sent to the housing management department or the housing security department for review. If problems are found, the application materials may be returned; If there are no problems, then move on to the next stage.
4. Review by the civil affairs department. The civil affairs department mainly examines whether the applicant belongs to a low-income family or a low-income registered person. Eligible applications will be sent back to the Housing Security Division.
5. Publicity and registration. After a series of reviews, eligible applications will be made public, and registration can be carried out without objections.
In addition, there are some additional requirements for low-rent housing applications, such as applicants need to have a permanent residence in the local city for more than 5 years, the per capita housing construction area of the family is less than 15 square meters, and the total construction area of the family housing is less than 50 square meters. The applicant family members should have a legal relationship of support, maintenance or maintenance with each other and live together. Applicants and their family members need to confirm that there is no housing elsewhere with the local housing authority.
What are the precautions for applying for a rented building?
1. Understand the terms of the lease contract: When applying for a rented building, it is important to understand the terms of the lease contract in detail. This includes the term of the lease, rent, deposit, purpose of the lease, etc., and make sure you are clear about your lease rights and obligations.
2. Confirm the condition of the house: Before signing the lease contract, you should conduct a detailed inspection of the house to confirm whether the structure, decoration and facilities of the house meet your needs. At the same time, photos or videos should be taken to preserve the current condition of the property so that it can be compared at the end of the lease period.
3. Pay attention to the payment method of rent: In the lease contract, the payment method and time of rent should be clearly agreed. In general, rent should be paid on a monthly basis and ensure the convenience and security of the payment method.
4. Understand the renewal policy: At the end of the lease period, if you need to continue the lease, you should understand the renewal policy in advance. This includes lease renewal conditions, rent adjustments, etc., so that you can prepare in time.
5. Comply with the lease regulations: During the lease period, the lease regulations should be complied with, and the structure and use of the house should not be changed without authorization. At the same time, the housing facilities should be used rationally to keep the house clean and hygienic.
6. Pay attention to the surrender of the lease: At the end of the lease period, the surrender procedures should be handled in accordance with the lease contract. This includes clearing the house, returning the deposit, etc. Before you quit your lease, you should carefully inspect your home to make sure it is in the same condition as it was at the start of your lease.
7. Retain relevant evidence: During the lease period, relevant evidence related to the lease should be retained, such as rent payment vouchers, maintenance records, etc. This evidence can be used as a favorable proof of oneself in the event of a dispute.
In short, when applying for a rented building, you should fully understand the terms of the lease contract, and pay attention to the housing condition, rent payment method, lease renewal policy and other matters. At the same time, you should abide by the lease regulations, use the house reasonably, and ensure that your rights and interests are protected.