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You can first go to the notary office to do a notarization (it can only be used temporarily, and the effect of notarization is general).
You have to wait for this to involve the full sales tax.
Also, write a legally recognized agreement.
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You stupid, property can't buy love!
Ask your ex-girlfriend to pay you back the money for the house, and in addition, she will pay you the loan every month, and you will repay the loan.
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Ask for your name on the title deed.
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It's easy to add a name, but it's hard to get rid of it! If you want to get rid of it, you can only give or sell the share of the real estate in your name to the other party! If you donate, because it is a gratuitous gift from your immediate family, you need to go through the notarization of the gift agreement, pay the notary fee, and then transfer the property to pay the appraisal fee, deed tax, stamp duty and the cost of handling fees, etc., the disadvantage is that one party is a gift obtained free of charge, then in the future, he will ** the property, he will have to pay 20% of the full price of the half of the property and the business tax on the income from the sale!!
buying and selling; If the house is five years old and the other party does not have other properties, then the transaction is also exempt from individual income tax and business tax! You need to pay appraisal fee, deed tax, stamp duty, production fee and other fees! Therefore, a comparison found that buying and selling is more cost-effective than gifting!
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Then you have to negotiate with the two of you, otherwise you can't handle it unilaterally, if she wants to mourn your name, can it be done.
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It depends on how many people's names are registered in the contract at that time, and if it is agreed that the names of two people are registered, then it cannot be changed. Since the loan contract with the bank is signed, it is not possible to cancel the co-borrower.
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You can ask your girlfriend to go to the notary office to notarize a waiver statement, and then change it to your name. The work book plus notary fee is less than 2,000 yuan.
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The house was bought by you in 09 (85 square meters), and the addition of your girlfriend's name at that time should be considered as a gift to her (premise, of course, on the premise of good intentions to get married). Now that they have broken up, it is relatively complicated to get rid of her name. Since you are neither husband nor wife nor close relatives, you can only take the form of gifts or sales, and you have to pay more taxes and fees.
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It depends on your situation, generally it is a mortgage, so it generally involves banks, developers, and guarantee companies; The procedure is as follows: the guarantee company takes out the money to repay your mortgage, removes the mortgage right, handles the sale or gift contract, and then goes through the mortgage procedures, in which the loan from the bank is returned to the guarantee company.
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It is recommended to negotiate a settlement, if you want a house, return her money, you can give more appropriately, because the house must have increased in value, if you want money or not a house, then make some concessions and get the money back. If you go to court, in your current situation, if there are no other factors, there is no big problem, after all, you are not married and there is no division of property, at most, the two parties are jointly invested, and they can be divided according to the investment situation.
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The property between the spouses is to be divided equally. Even if your girlfriend didn't have any money at that time, you had 1 million, and if you didn't have a pre-marital property ownership certificate, you would have her 500,000 when you got divorced. This is a legal provision for matrimonial property.
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If there is already a marriage certificate, then it is necessary to agree, and the court will rule that it will belong to him and save costs
If you don't have a marriage certificate, remove a name and go to the housing authority.
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Take your ID card and marriage certificate to the real estate bureau and write her name directly, only 80 yuan.
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Been to a notary ha! Or the transfer of ownership by the housing management department!
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Something like this needs to be identified like this:1Her past history is not innocent; 2.
what is the financial situation of her family; 3.What is the character of her family? If all of the above is negative, I don't think it's necessary, if it's all yes, you're sure she's your marriage partner, I suggest you do this:
1.You ask her, you're not afraid to put her name on the house, but what if she abandons you? See if her answer is a person of conscience;
2.If you think she is your marriage partner, you can slowly show her the house, and persuade her to get the marriage certificate while looking at the house;
3.Write your names when buying a house, and at the same time keep the evidence that your parents paid for the house, it is better to pay directly with your parents' bank card, and then ask them to write a proof of payment, this matter is much safer.
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Give the receipt of the purchase of the house and the receipt of your payment to your parents, and if you get the certificate, you can write both of your names. In fact, even if it is her name, if there is a need to divide the property, it will be divided according to the proportion of payment, that is, how much money you pay, according to the current price of the house in proportion, not to say that her name is hers, unless the house was bought by herself before marriage.
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If your girlfriend broke up with you because she didn't write her name, break it up! Don't want such a woman! It's just for your house, I don't really love you at all, I'm just a woman, and I won't favor her. You don't have to worry anymore, there are many women in the world!
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Write your names on the real estate deed, or write her name, and do a post-marital property notarization to prove that the house is your joint property, and it doesn't matter whose name is written.
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Everyone is afraid of loneliness, right? That's not why you're with her. I'm sorry for her parents, she wants to marry you like that!
If you really want to settle with her, then do what she wants! You're afraid that you'll lose her in the end, and if you're going to lose both people and money, then you have to think about it carefully! And you mentioned that your girlfriend is 26 years old, and it's time to get married!
You have to think clearly that getting married is a major life event, although the divorce rate is very high now, but...Anyway, if you want to settle down, turn the business of two people into a business of two families. If you don't have this kind of thought, then why should you trap others and yourself anymore! I wish you happiness.
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Brother, you can't give in indefinitely in this matter! The biggest limit is to write the names of the two of you, and it is definitely not enough to just write her!
If she were a sensible girl, she would definitely not make such a request.
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This is definitely not good, it should be written on the two of you, it is the joint property of your husband and wife, not her personal, if you are married, you can write the child's name if you have children!
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Then get the marriage certificate and buy a house, so it doesn't matter who writes it, it belongs to both parties, the pre-marriage is the same, whose name is whom.
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One: Who is responsible for repaying the loan for the house, if it is repaid by the two of you, the girlfriend's proposal is not excessive.
Two: If the maintenance of feelings can only be continued by writing the name, it is recommended to directly game over.
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You can be the owner of the property and you can write your name together.
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You can negotiate to write both people's names on them, so that both are safe.
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It's just a down payment, isn't the mortgage repaid together, don't be so careful, worry about putting too much pressure on the family and pay less down payment, and then share the mortgage together, and write the names of both parties as a matter of course, so that your family won't marry you to pay off the mortgage, right?
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Whoever pays will write whomever name, and there are so many women...
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Then do you say you love me or love the house! How can this kind of person care!
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If you have enough evidence to prove that the money.
He gave 20,000 yuan, and the rest is yours.
Then you can return the current value of the house, her proportion at the time of the purchase, and then the house will be yours, of course, this needs to be negotiated with her.
If you don't have enough evidence to prove it.
Then I'm sorry, the house is legally hers unless she proves to you that the house is yours. Then the transfer of ownership to you.
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Silly;
So that the house could only be hers;
There is no way out there is no way to prove that the documents are yours.
Hello, please pay attention to the details.
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