What are the procedures for adding property owners?

1. Add the name of one of the husband and wife.

According to the regulations, adding the name of one spouse does not need to incur transaction taxes, only the presence of all the owners on the property right certificate, add the name of the other spouse, add it casually, and only charge a few yuan of production cost.

To apply for real estate co-ownership by husband and wife, you need to bring the original real estate certificate, household registration book, marriage certificate and ID cards of both parties, and fill in the relevant application form at the local housing ownership center.

2. Handle the addition of a person other than the spouse.

If you add someone other than your spouse, such as parents, children, etc., you must go through a transaction or a gift or inheritance, which requires you to pay taxes. And the corresponding property rights part of the tax must be paid. in order to add the name of the owner on the original title deed.

That is to say, there was only one person, and the property right ratio was 100%, so to add a person, there was only one way to transfer the property right ratio by way of buying and selling relations or gifts, and reduce the proportion of their own property rights, if it was half of a person, 50% of the property rights would be transferred, then the new property certificate would write 50% of A and 50% of B50% of the new transfer is subject to tax, if you want to pay less, you can transfer less, such as 10% or even 5%, you can also reflect the name on the property certificate, but the proportion of property rights is very small, only 5%.

1. The process is as follows: a. Sign the sales contract (the buyer and the seller are the original property owners and all the property owners after the new change); b. Pay relevant taxes and fees (if the property certificate has been registered for less than 5 years, the following taxes and fees need to be paid: 1. Business tax: the first share; 2. Individual income tax:

1% of the ** share; 3. Deed tax: 3% of the ** share, if it is not an ordinary residence. If the property certificate has been registered for 5 years or is an after-sales public house, it is exempt from paying business tax); c. Handle the transaction transfer after paying the corresponding taxes and fees.

2. The process of handling the gift by way of gift is as follows: a. Sign the gift contract to determine the share of the donated property (i.e., the beneficiary amount); b. Handle the notarization of gifts (involving the following fees: 1. Notary fees:

2% of the beneficiary; 2. Deed tax: 3% of the beneficiary amount; 3. Stamp duty: c. Handle the transaction transfer after paying the corresponding taxes and fees Of course, if the husband and wife do not have to be so troublesome. Oh.

Hello dear dear, I am happy to answer for you (1) The procedure for adding co-owners to the real estate certificate is as follows: 1. The registered right holder applies for registration from one person to two people, and the ownership changes, and the application for transfer of Denghui is not pure. 2. Submission:

Application for registration, proof of identity, real estate certificate, marital property agreement (or sales contract, notarial certificate of gift, etc.). 3. Fees: registration fees, handling fees, and production costs (a total of one more certificate); It is up to the tax department to decide whether to levy taxes or not.

2) You can entrust others to apply for real estate certificates. If the party to the transfer (natural person) is unable to go through the relevant formalities in person, a power of attorney shall be issued, and the power of attorney shall indicate the matters entrusted and the authority of the entrustment, and shall be signed by the principal. The client shall bear civil liability for the matters related to the ownership of the house handled by the donor in accordance with the regulations.

Go to the local district or city notary office to handle a notary of entrustment for about 300 yuan.

There are three ways to do this.

It is understood that according to the current laws and regulations, to increase the co-ownership of the house, it can be handled in three ways: real estate right donation, sale or property registration.

One is gifting. Suppose Mr. Zhang, the owner of the house, wants to add his son's name to his property deed, then he can choose to donate part of the property to his son. How do you do that?

The first step should be to go to the notary department to handle the notarization of the gift of the house, then go to the finance and taxation department to go through the tax payment or tax exemption procedures, and then to the surveying and mapping department of the Land and Housing Management Bureau to issue the surveying and mapping drawings, and finally with the real estate registration application, tax payment or tax exemption certificate, surveying and mapping drawings, the original real estate right certificate, the notarial certificate of gift, the identity certificate and other materials, to the Land and Housing Administration Transaction Registration Department to apply for the registration of real estate right gift, and add the son as the co-owner of the house.

The second is buying and selling. What should I do if I want to add my brother's name to my real estate title? You can choose to sell part of your home to your brother.

You can apply for the registration of real estate right transfer at the transaction registration department of the Land and Housing Administration Bureau with the application for real estate transfer registration, the real estate sales contract, the surveying and mapping drawings issued by the real estate surveying and mapping department, the original real estate right certificate, identity certificate and other materials, and add your brother as the co-owner of the house.

The third is the separation of production. The addition of co-owners of a house by the registration of a property division is only applicable between husband and wife. If you want to add your spouse's name to your real estate certificate, in addition to choosing the gift and purchase method, you can also choose the property registration of the house.

You need to go to the notary department to go through the notarization procedures for the husband and wife property separation of the house, then go to the finance and taxation department to go through the tax payment or tax exemption procedures, and then go to the surveying and mapping drawings issued by the surveying and mapping department of the Municipal Land and Housing Management Bureau, and finally apply for the registration of the housing property analysis with the real estate registration application, tax payment or tax exemption certificate, husband and wife property separation agreement, surveying and mapping drawings, original real estate ownership certificate, identity certificate and other materials. This way, you can add your spouse as a co-owner of the home.

If the real estate certificate has already been processed, the original property owner and the owner who needs to add the name of the property right must go to the Land Bureau to go through the property right conversion procedures such as the sale or gift of part of the property right. And the corresponding property rights part of the tax must be paid. in order to add the name of the owner on the original title deed.

That is to say, there was only one person, and the property right ratio was 100%, so to add a person, there was only one way to transfer the property right ratio by way of buying and selling relations or gifts, and reduce the proportion of their own property rights, if it was half of a person, 50% of the property rights would be transferred, then the new property certificate would write 50% of A and 50% of B50% of the new transfer is subject to tax, if you want to pay less, you can transfer less, such as 10% or even 5%, you can also reflect the name on the property certificate, but the proportion of property rights is very small, only 5%.

No, but you can apply for a co-ownership certificate, which can indicate the proportion of property rights of each person.

(1) The procedure is very simple, after you get the marriage certificate, you can add your name when you get the marriage certificate and real estate certificate. However, if you add your name before you get the certificate, it will be more complicated and you will have to pay a lot of taxes.

2) After obtaining the license, according to the latest marriage law, you do not enjoy the property value of the house before the marriage.

However, after you get married, if the house increases in value, you enjoy half of the multiplication of the house (from the time of marriage).Currently, the value of the house is 150-30 = 1.2 million. That is to say, after 5 years, if the house increases to 2 million, and the loan is only 100,000, then the value-added part is 200-10-120 = 700,000.

That is, you have a property of 350,000.

3) In principle, there is no need for notarization. If you must want to notarize, then you can do a notarization of the current value of the property. This is also known as the notarization of pre-marital property.

Find a lawyer and find an appraisal company to evaluate it, and then notarize it.

It is not possible to change the property owner during the repayment period.

Only after repaying the loan, add your name. According to the transfer procedures, the cost can be reduced, the specific place is different, I here Jiangxi is to reduce half of the cost, plus a co-owner.

You can go to the office certificate and notarize the house as common property.

You can find a lawyer and sign an agreement.

Note that if you don't have an office permit or find a lawyer to go through the relevant procedures, the house is still owned by the other party after marriage, and the money you pay can only be regarded as a debt, and you cannot get property rights.

If you want to increase the co-ownership with minimal cost, the only way is to get a marriage license first. Because only the increase in co-ownership between husband and wife is tax-free, and the co-ownership can only be increased if your current relationship is taxable.

The best way is to get a marriage certificate and then do a co-ownership, just remind me not to be notarized by your boyfriend before marriage!

1. If it is to add the name of one of the husband and wife, according to the provisions of the law, there is no need to generate transaction taxes and fees, only all the owners on the property right certificate need to be present, and the name of the other spouse can be added. To apply for the joint ownership of real estate, you need to bring the original real estate certificate, household registration book, marriage certificate and ID cards of both parties, and fill in the relevant application form at the local housing ownership center. 2. However, if you add someone other than your spouse, such as parents, children, etc., you must go through the transaction or gift, inheritance, which requires you to pay taxes.

And the corresponding property rights part of the tax must be paid. in order to add the name of the owner on the original title deed. That is to say, there was only one person, and the property right ratio was 100%, so to add a person, there was only one way to transfer the property right ratio by way of buying and selling relations or gifts, and reduce the proportion of their own property rights, if it was half of a person, 50% of the property rights would be transferred, then the new property certificate would write 50% of A and 50% of B

50% of the new transfer is subject to tax, if you want to pay less, you can transfer less, such as 10% or even 5%, you can also reflect the name on the property certificate, but the proportion of property rights is very small, only 5%.

1. Handled by way of buying and selling.

The process is as follows. a. Sign the sales contract (the buyer and the seller are the original property owner and all the property owners after the new change);

1. Business tax: the first share;

2. Individual income tax: 1% of the stool sales of the first share;

3. Deed tax: 3% of the ** share, if it is not an ordinary residence. If the property certificate has been registered for 5 years or is an after-sales public house, it is exempt from paying business tax);

c. Handle the transaction transfer after paying the corresponding taxes and fees.

2. Handled by way of gift.

The process is as follows: a. Sign a gift contract to determine the share of the donated property (i.e., the beneficiary amount);

b. Handle the notarization of the gift (involving the following expenses of the jujube wild tour: 1. Notary fee: 2% of the beneficiary amount; 2. Deed tax: 3% of the beneficiary amount; 3. Stamp duty:

c. Handle the transaction transfer after paying the corresponding taxes and fees.

Of course, if the couple doesn't have to be so troublesome.