The order of names on the real estate certificate is not particular. Generally, the name of the person holding the property ownership certificate comes first, and the name of the person holding the ownership certificate comes last. The order of names on the real estate deed has no impact on the property rights.
If there is no special explanation, the names of both husband and wife are on the real estate certificate, then the property rights of the house belong to the husband and wife together, and each person has half of the property rights. If it is based on shares, it is necessary to clarify the shares owned by each.
There is a difference in the order of the names on the real estate certificate. The person holding the main property certificate is listed first, and the person holding the first ownership certificate is listed behind. The specific differences are as follows:
1. Different ownership rights: Those in the front are those who hold the master property certificate, and those in the back are those who hold the ownership certificate.
2. There are different rights according to shares: Distinguish the proportions. For example, A holds 60% of the rights to the property, and B holds the other 40% of the rights.
The "House Ownership Certificate" is an attachment to the "House Ownership Certificate". It is generally issued by the real estate management department at or above the county level to the person with the right to own the house. Each of the right holders holds a certificate of right to prove the ownership of the house owned by each person; it is a legal certificate issued by the house property registration authority to two or more right holders.
***For some houses, the right holder recommends a holder to receive the "House Ownership Certificate". The remaining owners each hold a certificate of title to the owner of the house. The certificate of ownership of the owner of the house has the same effect as the certificate of ownership of the house.