Can the resettlement house be rented?

Resettlement houses can be rented. The reason for this is the following：

1. Resettlement houses are houses built by the government to resettle relocated households during urban road construction and other public facilities construction projects, or low-priced commercial houses demolished due to real estate development and other factors, which are resettled by demolition companies in other ways or purchased by demolition companies;

You can rent as long as you meet the rental regulations.

The law stipulates that houses under any of the following circumstances shall not be rented:

1, which is an illegal building;

2, does not meet the mandatory standards of safety, disaster prevention and other engineering construction;

3, in violation of regulations to change the nature of housing use;

4. Other circumstances in which laws and regulations prohibit renting.

There is no law prohibiting the rental of resettlement houses, so people who are resettled can rent resettlement houses.

Directional resettlement housing is different from affordable housing, but it belongs to housing managed with reference to affordable housing. For affordable housing; As far as Beijing is concerned, you can only live by yourself, and you are not allowed to rent or lend, and you are not allowed to engage in any activities other than living. Directional resettlement houses are not prohibited by law, so it should be possible.

According to the relevant national policies, the resettlement houses can be listed and traded after they have been purchased for five years and have obtained the property right certificate completely. When renting a resettlement house, you need to sign the relevant lease contract.

Legal basis: Article 7 of the Measures for the Administration of Commercial Housing Leasing.

The parties to a house lease shall conclude a lease contract according to law. The contents of the house lease contract shall be agreed by both parties, and generally include the following contents:

(a) the name and domicile of the parties to the house lease;

(2) Location, area, structure, ancillary facilities, furniture, household appliances and other indoor facilities;

(3) The amount and payment method of rent and deposit;

(four) the purpose and use requirements of the leased house;

(five) the safety performance of houses and indoor facilities;

(6) Term of lease;

(seven) housing maintenance responsibility;

(eight) payment of property services, water, electricity, gas and other related expenses;

(nine) dispute resolution and liability for breach of contract;

(10) Other agreements.

The parties to a house lease shall stipulate in the house lease contract the measures to be taken when the house is expropriated or demolished.

The construction (real estate) management department may, jointly with the administrative department for industry and commerce, formulate a model text of the house lease contract for the parties to choose.