房地产专业知识200问(上)（200 questions on real estate professional knowledge (Part I)）.doc

房地产专业知识200问(上)（200 questions on real estate professional knowledge (Part I)） 200 questions on real estate professional knowledge (Part I) 1, property Refers to the economic form of the housing, the legal ownership of the relationship between different owners and users can be leased, sold or for other purposes of housing. 2, real estate Refers to the land property, the law has a clear ownership relations, the property includes the ground and its upper and lower space, real estate and land the fundamental difference is that there is no right relationship. 3, real estate It is the floorboard of real estate and real estate. Refers to the land and the artificial structures and buildings attached to the land and the rights attached to it (ownership, management, transfer, etc.). 4, the real estate industry Land and buildings for the management of the object, engaged in real estate development, construction, operation, management and maintenance, decoration and services of a variety of economic activities as one of the integrated industries. 5, real estate development Refers to the acquisition of land use rights in accordance with the law, in accordance with the nature of the requirements of infrastructure, housing construction activities. 6. Land development The land was developed into available land. 7, land ownership All the existing land is implemented in the socialist public ownership of land, which is divided into two forms, namely, the ownership of the whole people (that is, the state) and the collective system of the working people (that is, collective ownership). Among them, the city of all land belongs to the state; the city suburbs and rural land laws and regulations other than those owned by the state, collectives; house sites and private plots of cropland and hilly land belongs to the collective ownership of natural resources; minerals, water, forests, mountains, grasslands, wasteland, beaches, all belong to the state, by the law belongs to all, except the fore