What kind of experience is it for six girls in a dormitory in Hangzhou to buy a Chinese hospital in Hangzhou?

Recently, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, six college students went to the scenic spot for a holiday. When I arrived at the scenic spot, I found that the prices of hotels around me have risen a lot, and a house actually costs two or three thousand yuan. Six people living in three rooms will cost nearly ten thousand yuan a night. I don't think it's worth thinking about One of them found a set of Chinese quadrangles for sale in the scenic spot. The quadrangles look beautiful. Six people like it, and the total price is not expensive at around 2 million. So six people decided to buy the house.

People who don't know think they are joking, but in fact, they are people in the same dormitory and have always had a good relationship. I once planned to buy a house together and travel together. I didn't expect my wish to come true so soon. Six people each pay tens of thousands of dollars down payment, even if they can't live, they can take it out for rent. According to people's reaction at that time, the families of the six of them were relatively rich. Personally, I suggest that ordinary college students should not follow suit. After all, a house with a monthly payment of 2 million yuan is not low, and families with insufficient money can't afford it.

Six political parties like to buy their favorite houses. And they think this house can earn1.20 thousand rent a year, and they think they have earned it. In the eyes of others, you can only watch the excitement.

This seems to be a beautiful thing, but there are still many hidden dangers. For example, Hangzhou is the place where the purchase is restricted. If the names of six people are written on the property, if you want to buy your own separate house after graduation, it belongs to the second suite. Whether it is mortgage interest or the index of the first suite, it will make them feel annoyed.

There should be six people here who agree to share the property rights of this house. When dealing with this house, only more than two-thirds of the shares can pass. Then, trouble will follow. If they just want to invest, that's fine, but they still need to be cautious. If they haven't got a job, they should ask their parents for money. Sometimes, impulse is the devil. Once in power, it will be punished. What do you think of this?