1, a good man who can understand your mind and value feelings! It's rare to respect your wife and don't want to treat your parents badly. Hey, I praise you only from my heart, not because of your grades! You can read it carefully and think my answer is appropriate and legal. After answering questions here for such a long time, I have only met two people who are not worried about being separated from their property by each other after marriage, but also consider their lovers and respect their parents. I think this is the right way in the world. You are the second, I wish you all the best! ! !

You bought this house before you got married. If you don't add your wife's name to the real estate license, it must be your personal property before marriage, but it's not yours alone, it's owned by you and your parents. (It should be noted that although only your and your mother's names are written on the property ownership certificate, this house was acquired by your mother during the marriage relationship with your father, so it is also the property of their husband and wife.

Add your wife's name: This room will be yours, your parents and your wife.

(1) If you agreed on your respective shares at the time of real estate registration, once divorced (it is a hypothesis, and wishing is always a hypothesis), your wife can divide the house according to the registered shares.

(2) When the real estate is registered, there is no agreement on their respective shares: at the time of divorce, you, your mother and your wife share it equally, which seems unfair to your mother (if your wife's name was not added at the beginning, your mother should be able to share it in half).

4, in fact, this is easy to do:

(1) About your mother's down payment: If only your name is written on the property ownership certificate, your mother will lose money. But if the house has half of your mother's share: you don't take advantage of your mother for nothing, then the down payment has been converted into the share of the real estate.

Therefore, no matter what you do, as long as your mother can share half of the grain, you won't "throw your parents' money out".

5. The feasible methods are as follows:

(1) When adding your wife's name to the real estate registration, clearly register everyone's share, and stipulate that your mother accounts for half, and you and your wife each account for a quarter. Together, it is all.

(2) Actually, you don't have to write your wife's name on the real estate license, but only write a written agreement with her privately, stipulating that XXX (you) will voluntarily take the personal pre-marital property share with his wife XXX as husband and wife. In this way, once divorced, your wife, the peasant, has the right to share half of you, but not half of your mother.

(3) I suggest you use the second method, because: under normal circumstances, the real estate license is registered according to the name on the original purchase contract. If you want to write your wife's name, you may have to pay some fees. Most importantly, you must get your mother's permission. If your mother has any ideas and therefore has a problem with your son, that's not good.