There is a growing demand for housing reform listing transactions all over the country, and some provinces and cities have issued relevant regulations. Generally, housing reform can be traded in principle, but it is basically stipulated that the public houses in the courtyards of large enterprises and institutions such as schools and hospitals are limited, so some colleges and universities have introduced relevant measures for intra-unit transactions.

The real estate licenses of public houses in some provinces and cities also apply for land certificates, most of which are not available. In fact, all the land is state-owned. Hehe, there should be no risk.

There are also some transaction-related taxes and fees, depending on the specific unit, the school you mentioned, the policy of listing and trading of Henan public houses, and the relevant regulations of your school.