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If I can be approved for a mortgage or have cash on hand, and have someone agree to sell me a house, and I sign a contract with them to purchase said house on such-and-such a date, and I fulfill my end of the deal and don't default on the contract, then yes, I am entitled to ownership of a single house. Because I bought it fair and square, and it's now legally mine. Just like if I were to stop making payments on said house, the bank would then seize it, and then I wouldn't be entitled to own that house any more, because I defaulted. This is not rocket science.