Property transfer can be handled through inheritance:

How to distribute the inheritance that children contribute to their parents' buying a house? 1. Materials required:

(a) to handle the transfer formalities of the real estate license, the decedent's household registration shall be cancelled at the police station where the decedent's household registration is located, and a death certificate shall be obtained:

(2) To handle the transfer formalities of real estate license, you should go to the district or municipal notary office (the original exported commercial house went to the municipal notary office) to handle the notarization of inheritance rights. There are two kinds of inheritance of real estate: one is testamentary inheritance and the other is legal inheritance. The materials to be submitted are: 1, decedent's death certificate:

2. Property ownership certificate or other supporting documents of the house shall be provided for the transfer of property ownership certificate:

3, household registration book or other documents that can prove the relationship between the decedent and the legal heir:

4. The identity certificate of the heir is required for the transfer of the real estate license: other materials to be submitted for the notarization of the testamentary succession: the will made by the decedent (the will must be notarized, and other forms of wills are not adopted temporarily because their authenticity is uncertain).

1'clearly States that the house is a personal gift to the mother, so that the man can sign it or notarize the gift;

2. Let the mother write a will, make it clear that the house is inherited by the younger daughter, and the will can also be notarized.

Property ownership shall be subject to registration in principle. Register as parents, that is, parents' property. In law, children's contributions are regarded as loans or gifts. Parents and children are completely independent civil subjects in law; Real estate is registered in the name of parents and is legally the property of parents; Children's contribution, if there is evidence to prove it, can be recognized as a loan according to law; If there is no evidence to prove it, it is legally regarded as a gift.

If the children contribute to buy a house for their parents, the house will be occupied by their parents, but the name on the property certificate is the investor's own name. In this case, there is no inheritance problem. After the death of parents, the house still belongs to the sponsored children.

Second, what property is considered as common property?

1. Buying a house together: This is a way of buying a house in relatively equal, and it is easier to split up when divorcing. The property purchased jointly by husband and wife, regardless of the name of one party or both parties on the property ownership certificate, is common property. First, it is clear that the output value, that is, the value of the house, is calculated according to the market price, not according to the original purchase contract amount.

2. One party buys a house in full before marriage: There is no doubt that if one of the husband and wife pays the full house price before marriage and obtains the real estate license, then this house is pre-marital property.

3. One party pays the down payment before marriage and repays it together after marriage: Some couples will ask the other party to add their name to the real estate license before marriage, but in fact, they don't just look at the real estate license when they divorce. Although the real estate license is a title certificate, it is a legal certificate to prove the ownership relationship of the house. It is necessary to divide the house according to the difference between pre-marriage payment and post-marriage joint payment.

4. Joint repayment of mortgage loans: It should be noted that unless otherwise agreed by the husband and wife, the part of the married house and the part of the joint repayment of loans should be regarded as joint property. The part of joint repayment, whether it is repaid by one party with personal salary or by both parties' salary, should be regarded as the joint property of husband and wife.

In a word, many children now buy houses for their parents, which is a sign of filial piety. The house bought by my son was given to my parents. Generally, the names of my parents are registered on the property ownership certificate. This is a gift from the son to his parents, not the common property of husband and wife. Of course, if parents die, the house is an inheritance, and the son has the right to divide his share.