Buy a house first or get married first?

I think the question of buying a house or getting married first varies from person to person. At the age of marriage, this problem is still quite big, and we should consider it according to our actual situation.

If you are financially independent and have just entered the society, your salary is not particularly high and your savings are limited, I suggest you get married before buying a house. After all, getting married is a big deal, and we can't keep putting it off because of bad external conditions. You will get married sooner or later anyway. Then, when you really have a house, you may be in your thirties and forties, and your life will be half over by then, but you have just begun to grasp the problem of marriage because of the house problem, so it will not be worth the candle. Although I may be exaggerating, the point is this. Of course, no house wants to get married, it still depends on the woman's meaning. After all, the condition of getting married now is to have a house and a car. If you really find someone who can get married without a house and are willing to work hard with you to earn money to buy your own house, that would be great.

If you are a person with strong personal ability 1, and then you have a high salary and more savings, then I suggest you buy a house before you get married. After all, bread is the foundation of love. Love can live better without bread. With a house, your life is at least guaranteed, and you don't have to worry about it. In addition, if you don't own a house, you will face the problem of renting a house, so you need to consider many problems. Besides, if you have a room, you'd better find your other half. After all, you also have the capital to get married. If the girl you like is faced with the simultaneous pursuit of you and another boy, but you have a house and he doesn't, then the result is definitely obvious. So it is also very beneficial to buy a house first. In addition, house prices have been rising. If you buy a house now, it will be a fortune when it appreciates. Not only do you spend less money, but you can also earn a lot. Why not?

Let's talk about the ownership of the house first. If you buy a house before you get married, then your name must be on the property certificate, then this is your own private property. If the other party really wants to share the property with you after the divorce, then this house is safer without her ownership. If you buy a house after marriage, then the house has property, and it will be more troublesome to divide the property when you really divorce. So buying a house after marriage is risky. Of course, this is only for those who are uncertain. If you have deep feelings for each other, you don't need to worry about these problems for a long time.

This is my opinion.