First, what are the circumstances of getting married and buying a house? Two people get married, because they don't have enough financial ability to buy a house, and the house is owned by the man and the woman's parents. Generally speaking, the down payment of a house is paid by the woman and repaid by the man. Another is that the man and the woman's parents pay the down payment together, and the two pay the loan together. There are many cases of buying a house, mainly depending on the economic ability of the man and the woman.
Second, how to divide the mortgage when divorcing? How should the house and property be divided when the woman pays the down payment and the man repays the loan? Articles 17 to 19 of the Marriage Law make it clear that the joint property of husband and wife is the property acquired during the existence of the relationship between husband and wife, that is, the joint property of husband and wife is divided when divorced. According to the regulations, if one party's unique property belongs to him, the husband and wife will divide it with the property. But real estate mainly depends on whose name the property right is registered. If both parties have names, then the house is owned by one person and half. If only one party owns it, the other party will not get the property right of the house.
Third, how to safeguard your own interests in marriage? First of all, since you choose to get married, you should consider for yourself in the future and give yourself a guarantee. When buying a house, you must pay attention to adding your name to the real estate license, not to say how much you love money, because if he is wholeheartedly for you, then he is willing to give you a guarantee and add your name to the real estate license. Moreover, after marriage, your property must be your own. Girls don't have to rely too much on boys, they have their own independent jobs and careers, and they won't have nothing when they divorce.