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First successful issuance of homestead certificate-backed mortgage loans
Homestead certificates issued, mortgage loans granted for the first time
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What problems are encountered in advancing the pilot program of rural "two rights" mortgage loan financing?
Problems in advancing the pilot program of rural "two rights" mortgage loan financing
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Broadening of management-right mortgages: regulatory loopholes must be plugged urgently
Broadening of management-right mortgages requires plugging regulatory loopholes
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How can the mortgage rate for farmland loans reach 60%?
How is a 60% mortgage rate for farmland loans achieved?
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Pilot program for mortgage loans on two rights still needs improved policies
Pilot program for "two rights" mortgage loans still needs further policy improvement
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How can the innovative practice of rural property rights mortgage financing be advanced?
Advancing rural property rights financing is an important part of deepening rural reform. It is innovation carried out in the "deep-water zone," with intricate and complex circumstances and a myriad of tasks. It requires both top-level design and, even more so, rolling up one's sleeves and getting to work. Studying foreign advanced experience, domestic exploratory practice and
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After confirmation of rights, farms can apply for mortgage loans
"Cowsheds can be mortgaged for loans too!" When Xu Ying, a large-scale dairy cow farmer, received a bank loan of 5 million yuan, her surprise was written all over her face. Xu Ying is the chairman of Hedasifang Dairy Cow Breeding Farmers' Professional Cooperative in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province. In the past two years, Heilongjiang Province has innovated livestock
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How to Design a Sound Institutional Framework for Mortgage of Land Management Rights
Developing modern agriculture requires sufficient capital as a prerequisite. Only by turning the large amount of idle assets held by farmers into capital that can "generate money" can farmers' wallets fill up faster. At present, public attention is focused on the mortgage of rural land management rights.
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Mortgaging rural land management rights should be advanced steadily, not rushed headlong
Recently, the media have frequently reported that various localities are launching pilot programs for mortgaging land management rights, and some places take great pride in this kind of "pioneering and piloting first." But this author is deeply worried about these measures: acting hastily before the law is amended or a competent authority formally authorizes a pilot
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Crop cultivation must adhere to the conditions; one must not pull up seedlings to help them grow.
The pilot program for mortgage loans on the "two rights" has drawn attention from both urban and rural society, and all localities have a strong desire for reform. However, the complex legal issues and potential risk pressures of rural land system reform determine the strict conditions for selecting pilot areas. It is unworkable to "create conditions even when there are none." According to the guidance
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