Often, in order to start your own business or build your dream home, you need to rent land, but experience shows that this is not always easy. The reasons in this case can be very different: from not knowing which institution to contact, to the inability to collect the documents that you need. Among other things, the packages of documents provided may vary significantly depending on the purpose for which and what kind of land (in terms of ownership and size) you decided to rent.
It is necessary
a package of documents for the lease of land, documents on solvency, an application for a lease
Instructions
Step 1
Before renting land, you should clearly think over the strategy for its use. This point can be important when talking with representatives of the land administration or persons in charge of leasing land.
Step 2
Also, be sure to consider how long you will need the leased plot for. This is important for determining the cost of rent and the terms of payment for land use. If you decide to rent a large plot of land, then it is better to purchase it at auctions or auctions. It will cost you less, and the registration process will take much less time than with a standard lease.
Step 3
Decide on what kind of land you need, while you should pay attention to who owns it. In any case, the lease process should be carried out in several logically and legally stipulated stages. The first thing to start with is a statement of who owns the land. You need to get it from the justice system.
Step 4
Get an extract from the unified state register of rights in local authorities with confirmation of who is the owner of the right to the land plot. Such a statement is usually prepared within a few days at your request. The request is made in the regional executive committee.
Step 5
Collect the package of documents that will be recommended to you when deciding to lease land. It may include not only statements of solvency, but also property documents.
Step 6
Enter into a lease after obtaining permission to carry it out. All documents must be notarized and signed by two (or more) parties without fail. After the conclusion of a lease agreement, information about the right of ownership must be transferred to the appropriate authorities, which will help you in the future to solve numerous questions about ownership and about the conditions of land use.
