We normally use the passive with verbs that express the idea of agency: something done to {someone or something} by {someone or something else}.
Have, in the sense of "to be in possession of", although transitive, does not involve a doing-to, and for that reason it does not lend itself to passive expression.
On the other hand:
He bought the book
can become
The book was bought by him.
He took the book. The book was taken by him.