In accordance with Russian law, every minor child has the right to be the owner of real estate. A person needs stability at any time, so many parents prefer to invest their capital in real estate and make a purchase for a child so that their child does not experience financial difficulties in the future.
Instructions
Step 1
Any child who has not reached the age of majority can be the owner of the apartment. You just have to make a choice, which method is best for your family: buy an apartment and draw up a purchase and sale agreement for a child, inherit, donate, or give up your share of privatization in his favor? Consider all your options.
Step 2
Privatize public housing. Your child will automatically receive his share and become the full owner of the apartment on an equal basis with other participants in this privatization process.
Step 3
Purchase real estate and immediately register it in full, one hundred percent ownership of a minor.
Step 4
Present your child with an apartment or other real estate. In this case, the documents for the child are signed by his representative according to the law: guardian, parent, adoptive parent. The minor becomes the sovereign owner of the housing donated to him and will be able to dispose of it after the onset of majority. To draw up a donation agreement, in addition to your desire, you will also need a certificate from the tax inspectorate of the established form about the absence of tax arrears in connection with the donation.
Step 5
Make a will for the child. Russian legislation provides for two types of inheritance: children directly inherit parental property or by will. However, here you need to know that according to the law, if you have more children, and you decide to donate your apartment to only one child, the rest can also claim a part of it. When making a will, make sure that your next of kin or acquaintances are aware of its existence. Otherwise, it simply will not be opened and your last will will not be fulfilled.
Step 6
Each of these listed ways will provide the child with the opportunity to become a homeowner. And age doesn't matter here. He can use and own property, but resell or donate - such a right will only appear upon him at the age of eighteen.
Step 7
Please note that any transactions with property until the child reaches the age of majority must be made only with the permission of guardianship and trusteeship. By selling or exchanging an apartment, you will not be able to infringe on and violate his rights.
