Excuse me, what are the conditions for doubling the amount in Niu Niu?

Not necessarily! Like two wives: 1. If the house is purchased during the marriage, even if it is the name of one of the husband and wife, then the house should be shared by the husband and wife; If the house is bought before marriage, who owns the name registered on the real estate license.

2. If the property purchased by one parent for the child after marriage is registered in the name of the investor's child, it shall be deemed as a gift to only one of his own children. The real estate shall be recognized as the personal property of one spouse and shall not be divided when divorced.

3. Your parents paid a down payment (30%), and you got married when you paid 20% alone, and the remaining 50% were jointly paid by husband and wife. In this case, your parents have 30% property rights, you have 45% property rights, and your spouse has 25% property rights.

4. The full amount paid by parents (there is evidence that it was purchased by parents through transfer), that is, the name on the real estate license is yours, but the property right is still yours.