If the house was purchased by one party or one party's parents before the marriage, it is the personal property of one party; If it is purchased by both parties or their parents before marriage and can be proved to be purchased by both parties, it is joint property of both husband and wife; If one party pays the down payment before marriage, the husband and wife jointly repay the loan after marriage, can be handled by agreement, if no agreement is reached, the property registration party, the other party can get the corresponding compensation.
1. Purchase by one party before marriage
If the house was purchased in full by one of the spouses before marriage, or if one of the parents contributed to the purchase before marriage, the house is the personal property of one of the purchasers and belongs to the purchaser.
2. Purchase by both parties
If the house is jointly purchased by both parties or parents of both parties, and the names of both husband and wife are registered on the real estate certificate, the house is the joint property of both husband and wife; If purchased by both parties or both parents, but only one party's name is registered, if there can be evidence that both parties contributed to the purchase of the house, it is also considered joint property of the couple.
3. One party shall pay the down payment and both parties shall jointly repay the loan
If one party pays the down payment for the house before marriage and both spouses pay the loan after marriage, the couple can deal with the ownership of the property by private agreement. If the husband and wife do not reach an agreed agreement, the property belongs to the party whose name is registered, and the other party can obtain the corresponding compensation according to the actual payment situation.