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Can my mother-in-law's house be sold to my wife?
Yes, you can. As long as there are legal and effective purchase contracts and property rights. The specific process is as follows:

(1) The Approval Form for Housing Provident Fund Loan Application is made in triplicate, which will be filled in by the Housing Provident Fund Management Center on site.

(2) The original and three copies of the household registration book, ID card and marriage certificate of both husband and wife.

(3) 3 originals of the legal and valid house transaction contract signed with the house property owner (including the house owner); If the house transaction contract is not signed, 3 original written certificates of consent to the sale shall be provided.

(4) The ownership certificate of the transaction house, that is, the original and three copies of the real estate license. * * * Some houses need to provide the original and three copies of the real estate license.

⑤ Three originals and photocopies of prepaid house purchase bill and deed tax payment certificate.

⑥ In case of mortgage or pledge guarantee, the original and three copies of the ownership certificate of the mortgaged property or pledge right shall be provided, and three originals of the written certificate of the disposition owner's consent to mortgage (pledge) shall be provided. If the purchased house or other collateral is mortgaged, it is also necessary to provide 3 originals of the evaluation report on the transaction house or other collateral issued by the evaluation institution recognized by the lending institution.

All landowners involved in the guarantee, the guarantor guarantee ability certificate in three copies (including business license, financial statements for the last three years, qualification grade certificate, credit grade certificate, etc. ) should be provided.