<prompt> Human: Hi all,Seeking advice: I am planning on purchasing a house with my partner in late summerfall. I currently own a 1 bd condo, which I need to sell in order to get enough cash to match whatever down payment my partner and I would need to hit 20 so we dont have to pay PMI. We both plan to sign a legal contract in the instance that something goes wrong and we break up fingers crossed this doesnt happen, but we both want to be protected in case it does.Has anybody here done the same thingdo you have advice or tips on how to best manage this process?Edit: Alternatively, would it be smarter for me to just sell my condo and pay off my student loans 110k at 4.02 interest, and then pre-qualify with my partner and pay rent under the assumption we will marry eventually and then we would both own the house? My only thought is that I would earn a return on my money assuming the market keeps going up rather than just dumping it into debt.Thanks!  <response>: We both plan to sign a legal contract in the instance that something goes wrong and we break up fingers crossed this doesnt happen, but we both want to be protected in case it does.Make sure this side agreement is prepared by an actual attorney. Has anybody here done the same thingdo you have advice or tips on how to best manage this process?You can read numerous of stories on reddit of how this situation failed miserably. An extremely high dont have an attorney prepare this side agreement for those that choose to buy property before marriage. 