-owned: the dwelling belongs to any or some of the members of the household that occupies it, even if the dwelling is pending payment or he/she/she have possession with the legal transaction pending.
-rented: the household pays, for the use of all or part of the dwelling, an amount of money or in goods (yearly, monthly, bi-monthly, etc.), independent of whether there is a legal contract.
-lent: the household used the dwelling provided by the owner free of charge. The dwelling is not the property of any of the occupants, it is not under a rental regiment and there is no service in exchange for the use of said property.
-ceded for work: the household used the dwelling that is provided without charge or partially without charge by the employer, organism, or business where any of the members of the household works as a consideration of his/her labor relationship, such as, for examply, occurs with doormen, night watchmen, caretakers of houses, rural workers, etc.
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- other situation: the household uses the dwelling through a manner that does not adjust to any of the previous manners.