What are the four properties of rural land?

Legal analysis: There are two types of land properties in our country. One is state-owned land, and the other is land collectively owned by farmers. State-owned land use rights refer to the rights of users of state-owned land to use the land and obtain profits in accordance with the law. State-owned land use rights can be obtained through allocation, transfer, or leasing. , shareholding, etc., the state-owned land use rights obtained with compensation can be transferred, invested, mortgaged and inherited in accordance with the law. Farmers' collective land use rights refer to the rights of users of farmers' collective land to use the land and obtain profits in accordance with the law. Farmers' collective land use rights can be divided into agricultural land use rights, homestead use rights and construction land use rights: Agricultural land use rights refer to members of rural collective economic organizations or units and individuals other than rural collective economic organizations engaged in planting and forestry , land use rights for animal husbandry and fishery production%3B Homestead use rights refer to the use rights of rural villagers' residential land%3B Construction land use rights refer to the rural collective economic organizations to establish township (town) enterprises and township (town) village offices ***The right to use land for the construction of facilities and public welfare undertakings.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the "Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China" Land in urban areas belongs to the state. Land in rural areas and urban suburbs, except for the state-owned land as stipulated by law, is collectively owned by farmers; homesteads, private land, and private hills are collectively owned by farmers.