The number on the real estate certificate represents the unique number of the house. Just like our ID card, this number represents the house. There is a lot of information on the real estate certificate, such as the area of ??the house, the age of use, the structure of the house, the floor plan of the house, the property owner and ID number, etc. Houses without a real estate certificate cannot be used for transactions. The ownership of the house before obtaining the real estate certificate belongs to the developer.

1. The number on the real estate certificate is composed of 9 digits. They have different meanings. The first digit represents the area where the house is located, the second digit represents the property category, and the third digit represents the property type. Represents the nature of the property, starting from the fourth digit and representing the serial number.

2. The real estate certificate number is non-repetitive, unique, and has official records. You can query the property through the real estate certificate number.

3. The real estate certificate is an important legal document required for house transactions, loans, and mortgages.

4. Any real estate transaction must be conducted based on whether the real estate certificate is authentic and valid.

It can be said that the real estate certificate is the necessary information and legal document for all house sales transactions, and the number on the real estate certificate represents the house. The owner of the real estate certificate owns the property ownership and can The legal right to use and transact property. From the first day of obtaining the real estate certificate, the owner of the house has all the rights to the house. Before buying a house, you must carefully check the real estate certificate to check whether the house actually exists and whether there is any phenomenon of two houses being sold.

Article 9 of the "Property Rights Law of the People's Republic of China" The establishment, change, transfer and elimination of real estate property rights shall be effective after being registered in accordance with the law; without registration, they shall not be effective, except as otherwise provided by law. Except where specified. The ownership of natural resources that belong to the state according to law does not need to be registered.

Article 37 of the "Urban Real Estate Management Law" stipulates that real estate that has not been registered and received the ownership certificate in accordance with the law shall not be transferred.

Article 7 of the "Urban Real Estate Transfer Management Regulations" stipulates that the parties to the real estate transfer shall, within 30 days after the signing of the real estate transfer contract, present the real estate ownership certificate, the legal certification of the parties, the transfer contract and other relevant documents to the person where the real estate is located. The real estate management department files an application and declares the transaction price.