The most popular TV series recently is "An Jia", which is about real estate agencies. It is adapted from the Japanese drama "The Woman Who Sells a House." The screenwriter Liuliu of "Snail House" once again dealt with real estate-related themes. Some of the stories were adapted from real events. It seems that he also wrote the script for the purpose of writing the script.
After personally experiencing the life of an agency for a long time, Sun Li plays the protagonist Fang Sijin, the manager of an elite sales store.
Even with such a lineup, there are still many unreasonable things in the plot, which have caused a lot of controversy. In addition, the problems of Chinese workplace dramas are basically the same. The shell of fake workplace dramas, but the inner parts of real urban love dramas. I believe everyone knows this routine.
Already tired of seeing it.
Therefore, most people who follow this drama still pay attention to the story of buying and selling houses. If you want to set up the sales elite character Fang Sijin with dog-gnawed bangs and fall in love, you can actually fast forward. If you make a streamlined version, you can put it into the story.
The part about buying and selling a house is made into some short story-like videos, and it is estimated that the click-through rate will be higher than that of the feature film.
To put it bluntly, I never expected that dating would take up so much space in a TV series, because the two agency managers’ hairstyles are clearly brothers.
The most unreasonable part of it is that although it is called "Settle Down", no one in it is serious about settling down. Most of the people who buy houses have a certain level of ability. The poorest are Lao Yan and his wife who sell steamed buns.
When buying a house, Dr. Gong Beibei, a doctor, expressed her reluctance when it came to taking out a loan. She actually had to take out a mortgage to buy a bigger house?
In addition, the home buyers show the style of rich people, often buying large apartments with full payment, school district houses, luxury houses, and old bungalows, which makes people who want to settle down feel trembling in their hearts and feel that their lives are like duckweeds with nowhere to take root and no hope from now on.
Every time a house is bought and sold on TV, there will be some twists and turns, and various accidents will continue to occur, because what the audience wants to watch is these adapted stories, and there must be some ups and downs.
Do these things happen when buying a house in reality?
If I were asked to answer, as a legal practitioner who has seen many cases and participated in real estate transactions, the answer is yes.
Even in real estate transactions that do not cause any disputes, there are still many routines and operations quietly happening in places that are not noticed.
The buyer breaks the contract because the price drops, the seller breaks the contract because the price is high, disputes arise due to changes in the home purchase qualification policy, one spouse regrets, disputes arise about mortgage or leasing, problems arise in the intermediary's operation, etc.
Buying a house is a big deal. Because most people don’t have a correct understanding of buying a house, any problem will be magnified infinitely. When a real crisis occurs, they are completely unaware of it.
I’ll talk about the pitfalls and avoidances in buying a house later. I believe many people will smile wisely after hearing that there are so many pitfalls. I have known for a long time that buying a house is not possible. There will be various problems. The bubble is still so big. If you don’t buy it, you will make money.
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It sounds reasonable at first glance, but the only people in the world who make money after taking action are those who get cheated and those who make money after taking action. If you can still make money without buying it, it can only be said that your parents bought it or the ancestral property has appreciated in value.
Buffett has said that no one can make money by shorting his own country, not to mention not buying a house is not shorting, it is just shorting.
(Short-selling: refers to investors who are negative about the future of the market or a certain stock, commodity futures, currency, etc. It is also called bearish, which is the opposite of bullish or bullish.) If real estate is an asset like a fund or a stock, there is no need to be bearish.
Any problem will not affect your life if you don't buy it, but real estate is different. Real estate has two attributes, one is a residential consumer product, and the other is a financial product for investment or speculation.
Suppose a young man may have enough money to pay for a house at home. He heard that in the future, “house prices will be as low as onions” and he will not buy a house. Does he have his own analysis? He said no. Anyway, Jack Ma, Cao Dewang, Wang Shi, Gao Xiaosong, etc.
Everyone says there is no need to buy it.
In the first case, if house prices fall or remain unchanged as expected, that's fine, but does this young man who doesn't buy a house know when the right price is?
After all, the bosses didn’t say how much it was worth.
In the second case, when house prices rise, the family can no longer afford the same house. If the family is not determined, they will buy a house with a smaller area and a worse location. Families who originally only had enough to pay a down payment will buy a house.
There was a lot of wailing - I can't afford the down payment. I could have bought it in Shenzhen, but now I can only buy it in Huizhou.
It is not necessarily wrong to be short on real estate. People who are short on real estate mainly do so because of the following reasons, such as the serious over-issuance of currency, the world's highest housing price-to-income ratio, the aunts who sell vegetables are also crazy about real estate speculation, serious losses of real enterprises, economic downturn, national
I have already said that housing is for living, not for speculation.
People who are bullish are not necessarily wrong. People who are bullish believe that excessive monetary issuance will flow to real estate. At present, only first-tier cities have a relatively high housing price-to-income ratio. Land finance supports land prices. Housing is for living and not for speculation, which means that even if it does not rise, it will not rise.
Okay, in addition, let me introduce you to an aunt who is speculating in real estate so that you can get to know her and open your eyes.
Both sides are right, but while the spat is flying, housing prices have quietly risen amid fluctuations. They have neither risen in a straight line nor fallen rapidly. The fluctuations have challenged people's perceptions, and several changes have shaken off a lot of hesitation.
There are also people who are undecided and become rich in the ups and downs.
The mainstream voices on Zhihu are all bearish on real estate. I have observed these people and found an interesting phenomenon. No one said that they did anything because they were bearish on real estate. For example, because of the bearishness, I sold my house in Beijing. Now
With the money from selling the house, the family rented a two-bedroom apartment with a monthly rent of 10,000 yuan. It was very satisfying.