46. Type of tenure of the housing unit
[] 2 Owned building
[] 3 Rented
[] 4 Against service
[] 5 Rent-free
[] 6 Other
35. General explanation about Questions 45 through 55
Fill these questions only for those households who live in a conventional residential unit (box 1 question 44) and leave it blank for households living in other types of units.
37. Type of tenure of the housing unit, Question 46
Identify the type of tenure based on the following definitions and mark one of the 1 to 5 boxes; otherwise mark "Other".
[] 1, Owned land and building: for those households who own the land and the building of their place of residence, mark box 1. Households living in their own condo are also usually a shareholder of the land. Mark box 1 for these households also.
[] 2, Owned building: for those households who only own the building they live in but not the land, mark box 2. An endowed residence is also in this group.
[] 3, Rented: for those households who have rented their place of residence and pay rent, mark box 3. The rent can be in the form of money or not. Also, the occupancy of the unit can be based on mortgage or based on rent plus deposit, in which cases you should mark box 3.
[] 4, Against service: for those households who possess their place of residence in exchange for the work of one or more members of the household, even if they pay a monthly amount, mark box 4. Institutional housings of government or private sector employees are considered in this group.
[] 5, Rent-free: for those households who possess their place of residence for free and do not make any payments (money or service) for it, like those households who get their housing unit from charity institutes, foundations or other households, mark box 5.
[] 6, Other: if the type of tenure of the housing unit does not match any of the above mentioned, mark box 6.