How to transfer the right of ownership of the apartment

There are situations when there is a need to transfer his property to another person. This can be done through donation, bequest and purchase and sale. All of these options have their pros and cons and only you can choose which one to use in a given situation.

You will need

• - deed of gift;
• - a will;
• - agreement of purchase and sale;
• - extract from the Unified state register of rights to immovable property and transactions with it.

Instruction

1. As the owner of the apartment you have the right to do with their property whatever you think necessary – give, bequeath, sell, change etc. One of the variants of transfer of ownership - will. To register, contact the notary and write his will on the future of your apartment. From wills there is one caveat: the owner of the apartment desired person will immediately after its registration, but only after your death. Disadvantage of a will is subject to challenge by other heirs.
2. If the will, for any reasons does not suit you, you can sign an agreement of the transaction or donation. The donation is considered a gratuitous act of transfer of the acquired good, and the contract of purchase and sale of the apartment will go into other hands for a fee. In both cases, arrange the relevant contract, and assure him of a notary, and then to the authority for registration of rights to real estate and transactions with it.
3. The right of ownership on the apartment of your friend, relative or partner will receive from the moment when the contract will be registered in the Unified state register of rights to immovable property and transactions with it. Note that at the time of conclusion of the contract of purchase and sale and donation is the one who sends or the one who gets the apartment, must pay the government a certain amount of money.
4. Before deciding how you are going to transfer their property rights, analyze all three options and consider which one is more profitable and acceptable. Consult with a qualified attorney, weigh all the "pros" and "cons".
5. Consider, also, the safeguards of their rights. If you want to transfer the apartment to his relative and don't want to worry about their own fate, it is best to make a will. So you can be the owner of the property until death and not be afraid that after the contract of donation you are thrown into the street.