My husband and my ex bought a house, and my ex and her current husband also bought a house, so are w

Didn't your husband and ex divide the property when they divorced? If the property is divided, the house belongs to whoever owns it. In addition, it doesn't matter to you whether his ex buys a house or not, because she and your husband are divorced and are two families, and the real estate naturally cannot be counted together.

If you and your husband also buy a house, it depends on whether they bought it before or after marriage, and whether the ownership belongs to one party or jointly.

It shouldn't be counted as a set for your husband, and if you and your husband are buying a set, there will be two sets.

The first two times you bought a house have nothing to do with you, because you are divorced, you are now a house, and no matter how much you buy other properties, it has nothing to do with us.

My husband and ex have a suite in their names, and now they have another suite, for a total of two suites.

Your husband bought the house before you and your husband got married, and it has nothing to do with you. If your ex bought a house after you divorced, it has nothing to do with you. Judging by your context, these two houses should be the situation I am talking about.

Of course not! The previous one is the previous one, and it has nothing to do with the present.

It's already your ex, and the property of the two of you should be divided clearly, the house that your current husband bought has something to do with you, and other people's, don't worry about it, and go on happily with your current one.

You don't have three houses. If you have a house now. It is the joint property of your husband and wife. He only owns half of the house that his husband and his ex-wife bought. So you only have one house in the actual house.

Your husband and ex bought a house, and your ex and current husband also bought a house, so do you count as three houses? I don't know how you do that. Your husband's ex has nothing to do with the house he bought with his current husband.

If you and your husband have a set, and your husband's ex husband is you, then count.

After the transfer of ownership to him, it will not be counted, and the definition of a second home is the property in your current name.

It's quite rich, of course it doesn't count, is it really divorced or do you want to take advantage of the loophole to buy a house? There are many ways! How to get a divorce? **Target.

Not counted. The title has been transferred. There is no house in the name.

It doesn't count that the first set of names is your ex-husband's and not your name.

In the calculation, the number of housing units for resident families in commercial personal housing loans shall be determined based on the number of complete housing units actually owned by the members of the family (including the borrower, spouse and minor children, the same below).

According to the Notice on Standardizing the Identification Standards for the Second Housing in Commercial Personal Housing Loans (Jianfang [2010] No. 83) jointly issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Central Bank and the China Banking Regulatory Commission

In order to implement the "Notice on Resolutely Curbing the Excessive Housing Prices in Some Cities" (Guo Fa 2010 No. 10) and standardize the criteria for determining the second housing of loan applicants (hereinafter referred to as borrowers) in commercial personal housing loans, the relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:

1. The number of housing units for resident families in commercial personal housing loans shall be determined based on the number of complete housing units actually owned by the members of the family (including the borrower, spouse and minor children, the same below).

2. At the request or authorization of the borrower, the real estate department of the municipality directly under the Central Government, the city specifically designated in the state plan, the provincial capital (capital) city and other cities that meet the conditions for inquiry shall conduct an inquiry into the borrower's family housing registration record through the housing registration information system and issue a written inquiry result.

If the borrower is unable to provide the results of the family housing registration inquiry due to the lack of local conditions for inquiry, the borrower shall submit to the lender a written guarantee of good faith for the actual number of family housing units. If the lender verifies that the guarantee of good faith is not true, it shall record it as a bad record.

3. In any of the following circumstances, the lender shall implement the second set (or more) of differentiated housing credit policies for the borrower:

1) The borrower applies for the first time to use a loan to purchase a house, if the borrower's family has registered one (or more) complete sets of housing in the housing registration information system (including the pre-sale contract registration and filing system, the same below) in the housing registration information system of the place where the house is to be purchased;

2) The borrower has already used the loan to purchase one (or more) housing and then applies for a loan to purchase the housing;

3) The lender is convinced that the borrower's family already has one (or more) housing through due diligence in the form of credit investigation records, interviews, interviews (and visits when necessary).

If the two parties have different names of the owners of the property, each of them owns not two sets of co-ownership property.

You're still going to get divorced in the future because there's no emotion.

Buying a house is counted as a second house, an ex-husband buying a house is counted as a second house, a divorced property is a household name, the ex-husband's name is not registered, and the house is considered a second house, and a house is considered a second house.

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After reading your narrative, my heart is unsettled, and I am a little angry! I feel sorry for your husband too. We live in a society governed by the rule of law, and we are all legal persons.

It is the duty and responsibility of every citizen to know the law, understand the law, and respect the law. According to the Marriage Law, pre-marital property belongs to you personally, and no one has the right to illegally occupy it. The cost of family living and the cost of raising a daughter should be borne jointly by both spouses.

Failure to fulfill one's obligations and not bear the responsibilities that should be borne in accordance with the law is a violation of the law and a crime. Marriage registration is actually the formation of a contractual relationship, and neither husband and wife can breach the contract. Otherwise, it is an infringement and a violation of the law.

It is suggested that you find a time to formally talk to him, point out the strong relationship, and if you insist on going your own way and continue, you should take measures to protect your rights, go through legal procedures, conduct court mediation, and dissolve the marriage if necessary. We can't afford to accommodate any longer, otherwise the consequences will be worrying.

I'm going to this is a man with a little white face Yes I'm married Is the child your own This is the closest person This girl is still like this It's really a wonder.

Divorce him, this kind of man wants to step on dung, it's not good for you, he has to pick the door, and he is worried about your money.

Such a wreck, still not a man, to be a princess of the Tang Dynasty, divorce him. It's really interesting, the woman paid to buy a house, and she actually had to write his name, is it embarrassing.

Scumbag, it seems that money is more important than you in his eyes. A family, if the money has to be compared, then it is really not a family. He didn't treat you as a family, he was too narrow-minded.

You spread out this question and tell him, ask directly who is more important to money or you, look at his attitude, and divorce if there is a trace of hesitation. If there is hesitation, even if the problem is solved, there will be the next contradiction.

Divorce, why did you find a pig to raise.

OK. Are you ready to give up ownership? If it doesn't matter, then give up.

Thank you for your question.

When you and your husband buy a house, your money is your money, and if it is his money, he will do it in his name. You can do without your household register.

Of course, the child's household registration will fall into the parents' household registration.

It's strange that your children's hukou is not with their parents, do you think there is a better place to go?

However, there is a more practical question, whether you and your husband's hukou are together, whether they are in the place where you are buying a house, if not, you can only choose any of your hukou to settle down. It is best to settle down in a chain that is conducive to the child's dry party, and the shed hole is such as a party household registration that is conducive to renting and debating.