Don't write each other's names. The bride price itself is a gift, which is a conditional premarital gift and can be understood as personal property. But we need to be clear, just pay the down payment. After marriage, two people will jointly repay the loan, so the house will be regarded as the property of husband and wife, regardless of whether the name is written or not. To put it bluntly, if one day the two parties divorce, the court can rule that the house belongs to them, but the husband and wife must compensate the man for part of the loan repayment.

Personally, I don't think such a thing is necessary. Marriage is not a business transaction. The real bride price and dowry should be the life help given to their children by their parents. We can use the money in our marriage life, whether buying a house or a car, and regard them as our marriage property to make plans for our marriage life.

1, don't write the other person's name. From the legal point of view, the bride price before marriage is a conditional gift. We saw some news on the internet, and many people deliberately cheated on their marriage and flashed their marriage after marriage. In the end, the man successfully recovered the bride price. This is a conditional gift. As long as the two sides become husband and wife and live together, the money will be regarded as each other's personal property.

Since it is personal property, it is up to the property owner to decide whose name to write when buying a house with this money. Whether to write your husband's name or give it to each other depends entirely on your mood.

Although we paid the down payment with a bride price, the remaining loan must be repaid by both husband and wife. After all, during the relationship between husband and wife, the wages generated belong to both parties. In this case, the rest can be understood as * * * having property.

Faced with this situation, two people divorce and the real estate should be negotiated. If the negotiation fails, the court will make a ruling. In most cases, the court will decide that the house belongs to the registered person, but part of the repayment must be compensated by the registered person to the other party. To put it bluntly, only the down payment belongs to your personal property.

3. This is not recommended. The bride price belongs to personal property. How to spend it is your own business, and others have no right to interfere. However, we should not forget that marriage is a matter for two people. As soon as you get married, you will buy a house of your own with a bride price, and the other party will definitely be uncomfortable. This is not good for the relationship between the two people after marriage.

If two people really love each other, they can treat the bride price and dowry as the same property to prepare for their later life. Marriage is not a business. We can have our own property and ideas, but it is not necessary to divide them so clearly.