he is asking if he is the sole owner in the land register, so that everything is clear.
My wish is that this project runs under both of us. Does it do this automatically?
There is a lot wrong here! The property belongs to the person who is listed in the land register and thus also the house. Nothing is separate. Anyone else is not an owner and will not become one in the event of a divorce or by paying off the loan. Only through inheritance, if you die, does she acquire a share of the community of heirs. What the wife is entitled to in a divorce is a gain compensation, but that is always money and no say in the house and certainly not ownership.I can't put this together with: 2. You buy a property during the marriage. The fact that you alone are listed in the land register does not mean that your wife will not be awarded half of it in the event of a divorce. Then she has half a property with a house on it that does not belong to her, that creates a complete mess. 3. Where does the rest of the money for the apartment building come from? Also from the joint assets, which do not come from your father. So at least part of the house belongs to your wife as well. If you want to represent this clearly, please make a marriage contract.
That's how I think too, it is! (Damn 5 words rule here)there are quite a few mistakes! The property belongs to the person listed in the land register and with it the house. Nothing is separate. Anyone else is not an owner and will not become one in case of divorce or paying off the loan. Only through inheritance, when you die, does she acquire a share of the community of heirs. What the woman is entitled to in a divorce is a gain compensation, but that is always money and not a say in the house and certainly not ownership
That is a luxury problem... (word five...)The money for the equalization of accrued gains must then come from somewhere in the event of a separation, but if there is not enough cash available, what then?