What are the common real estate disputes? What are the ways to solve real estate disputes?

No matter what kind of dispute occurs, if it is not handled properly, it will cause losses to the interests of the parties. Real estate disputes in life can be said to be relatively common, and the specific reasons for disputes are different, so real estate disputes can also be divided differently. What are the common real estate disputes?

1. What are the common real estate disputes?

First, housing property disputes. Mainly manifested in disputes arising from the registration, cancellation and change of property right certificates.

The second is the dispute over the sale of houses. This is a hot and difficult issue in the real estate dispute a few days ago.

The third is the dispute over the preemptive right of housing. This kind of dispute is mainly caused by the use and lease relationship between * * * and * * and * *, and the right holder fails to exercise the right to inform the owner, user and lessee of * * * and * * when selling the house.

The fourth is. Housing lease disputes generally occur between lessors and lessees of public houses or private houses. It usually involves legal issues such as rent, rental housing maintenance, and rental rights of public rental housing.

Fifth, pawn disputes. The sixth is the dispute over the adjacent relationship of real estate. This is a common real estate dispute, which refers to the disputes caused by the owners or users of adjacent real estate due to traffic, lighting, spatial extension, pipeline setting and other issues.

The seventh is the house.

Second, what are the methods to solve real estate disputes?

Where can I go to argue after a real estate dispute? According to relevant laws and policies, there are the following specific solutions:

First, the parties have the right to bring a civil lawsuit directly to the court for disputes arising from civil acts such as the confirmation, use, sale, lease, pawn and mortgage of the house as the subject matter, as well as disputes over the ownership of the house decoration, decoration, design and ancillary facilities related to the house.

Secondly, if there is a dispute between the demolisher and the demolished due to reasons and resettlement, and the two sides fail to reach an agreement through consultation, the people's government at the same level that approved the demolition of the house or the house demolition department shall make a ruling. If a party refuses to accept the decision, he may bring a lawsuit to the court within 15 days from the date of receiving the ruling.

Third, building houses and allocating the right to use public houses are administrative actions within the unit. Disputes arising from employees' opinions on housing allocation or unreasonable housing allocation are not within the scope of court acceptance and should be resolved by the unit or the relevant administrative department.

Fourth, the unit allocates the employee's right to use the housing and concludes a housing allocation contract. If the employee leaves his post for his own reasons, or is removed from the list or expelled by the unit, the unit can bring a civil lawsuit to the court according to the contract requirements.

Fifth, the plaintiff should generally apply to the relevant departments for settlement of disputes that affect the ventilation and lighting of others or cause pollution due to improper examination and approval of building permits by the relevant departments, or bring an administrative lawsuit to the court.

Sixth, real estate disputes caused by illegal buildings, as well as disputes caused by the identification and demolition of illegal buildings, can be brought as administrative cases if the administrative organs fail to handle them according to law or handle them improperly. However, transactions, leases, mortgages, etc. Neighboring disputes caused by illegal buildings that hinder ventilation and lighting of others can be brought to court as civil cases.

In addition to handling real estate disputes through litigation or by the corresponding administrative organs, disputes arising from the ownership, use right, sale, lease and demolition of real estate can also be submitted to arbitration institutions for adjudication by both parties at the time of signing the contract or in case of disputes.

In view of different types of real estate disputes, the parties should learn to analyze and deal with them, and choose appropriate ways to deal with them, so as to better protect their own interests. but