Divided into a variety of situations:
1. If the buyer of the house purchase contract is husband and wife, both parties must sign it at the same time, and then two real estate licenses will be issued. This is called * * * owning * * real estate. 2. If the buyer of the house purchase contract is a husband and wife, then the buyer only needs to sign, not the spouse. Third, the loan to buy a house, whether the buyer is husband and wife or both parties, must sign a loan contract.
According to the provisions of Article 97 of the Property Law, the disposal of real estate or chattel owned by * * * and the major repair of real estate or chattel owned by * * * shall be subject to the consent of more than two thirds of the owners of * * * or all owners of * * *, unless otherwise agreed by the owners of * * *. Some people have bought a house before marriage, and some people may not buy a house before marriage for various reasons. Then buying a house after marriage will involve some problems. For example, since you are married, do you need the signature of both husband and wife to buy a house? These problems also plague people who buy a house after marriage. Today, I will give you an in-depth explanation of the problem of signing a house after marriage. If a husband and wife apply for a loan, it is considered that both parties have loan behavior. So both of them are ready to sign a loan contract. If the other party can't go, they will go to the notary office for notarization. The developer can provide reference for the contents of the power of attorney, but the notary office can also modify it by itself.
The property acquired during the marriage relationship belongs to the husband and wife. Therefore, whether the property is registered in the name of one party or both parties, it belongs to the joint property of husband and wife. Of course, if you still feel uneasy, you can apply to change the name of the property owner, and both parties are listed as property owners in the real estate license. Remind everyone, on the one hand, whether the house belongs to the joint property of husband and wife is not based on the names of both parties or one party recorded in the real estate license. As long as it is purchased with the same property after marriage, whether it is registered in the names of both parties or in the name of one of the spouses, it belongs to the common property of both husband and wife; On the other hand, the legal consequences of real estate registration under the names of both parties and one party are quite different. When the real estate registered in the name of husband and wife is transferred to the outside world, both husband and wife, as the transferor, need to sign for approval. When handling the property transfer, both parties need to be present together. When the real estate registered in the name of one party is transferred to the outside world, only one party needs to sign as the transferor for approval.