1. Check the ownership of the house: first, confirm the ownership of the house and whether there is any dispute. If there is any dispute, it is necessary to resolve the dispute before continuing to apply for the real estate license;

2. Collecting house information: relevant materials need to be prepared, including land certificate, construction project planning permit, acceptance certificate, etc.

3. Entrust a professional agency to evaluate: it is necessary to find a formal real estate evaluation agency to evaluate the house, and the evaluation fee needs to be borne by itself;

4. Tax payment: Property tax, land value-added tax and other taxes are required, and the specific amount depends on the appraised house price and local policies;

5. Submit an application: submit an application for real estate license, and the application materials include house ownership certificate, evaluation report, tax payment certificate, etc.

6. Review the application: the real estate management department where the house is located will review the application materials and issue the real estate license after confirming that it meets the requirements.

The information required for handling the property right certificate of old houses in rural areas is as follows:

1. Proof of house ownership: including land use right certificate, house ownership certificate, house sales contract, land contract, etc.

2. Certificate of building area: including building plan, certificate of building area, certificate of house completion acceptance, etc.

3. Proof of housing status: including photos of housing status, housing structure, land use status and environmental protection status.

4. Applicant's identification: including ID card, household registration book, etc. ;

5. On-site investigation records: relevant local departments go to the site to verify and issue on-site investigation records.

To sum up, it is recommended to consult a professional lawyer or real estate agent during the handling process to ensure smooth handling.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Provisional Regulations on the Registration of Real Estate

The state implements a unified registration system for real estate.

Real estate registration follows the principles of strict management, stability and continuity, and convenience for the masses.

The real estate rights enjoyed by real estate owners according to law shall not be affected by changes in registration institutions and procedures.