In PA, the law presumes that everything you and your spouse own everything you acquire during your marriage as “tenants by the entirety.”

When there are two or more borrowers, but one or more will not occupy the property as his/her principal residence, the maximum mortgage is limited to 75% loan-to-value (LTV).Borrowers should take note of some exceptions to that 75% limit which are based on family-type relationships.Borrowers are eligible for maximum FHA loan financing for non-occupying borrower situations for FHA loan applicants who are related by blood, marriage, or law.

BUT, entering marriage with a brand new home that needs A LOT of work could put a strain on your relationship. 

They dont care, they just want to move them.It is kinda like commiting to marriage and casual dating.

(not the marriage part, but the anxiety that i get from thinking that this could be the one that gets me in the game) I love my wife!

You can do both, so it's not really a marriage commitment.  

Even if you owned the property before marriage, the minute you are married, it's a shared property now.  

You might want to think about your marriage less like a business agreement and more like.... well like... forever.Do your best and let life happen to you man.  

Below are reasons relationships fail, Marriage: Lack of communication, Lack of trust, Lack of commitment, and Unfaithfulness.

He might think that "buying" a house is a commitment thing and next is marriage then kids a year later 😂 all jokes aside like others said you need to have an open dialogue about your investing and relationship and see if there's a future for you two.