Generally speaking, if you want to buy a second-hand house, how to judge whether this second-hand house is the property of the owner before marriage or after marriage!
First of all, as a property buyer, you have the right to ask the owner to provide detailed information about the house, including the building area and usable area of the house, including the house certificate, including the service life of the house and so on. In this process, you can also ask the host sideways, how many years have they been married?
If the date registered on the property certificate is their marriage, then the house is probably the property after marriage. If the date is before the marriage certificate date, it should be pre-marital property. There are still some variables.
If they buy a house after marriage and sign an agreement when they buy it, that is to say, the house is bought by the man's parents, and the husband and wife sign an agreement. If they divorce, the house belongs to the man, then even if they buy a house after marriage, the man has the right to buy and sell the house.
If the house was bought before marriage, but both men and women paid part of the purchase price at the time of purchase, and there is evidence to prove it, then the house is also shared by both parties.
For more detailed information like this, you can find someone who knows the owner's information, or you can go to the government hall or the housing property center to find out.
In short, when buying a second-hand house, you must fully understand the information of the housing, don't cry after being deceived, and you must go through formal channels, with complete procedures and legal procedures, so that even if you need to defend your rights in the future, you can provide legal and effective evidence.