The difference between developers and investors

1. Investors are people who give money to see returns. They will objectively and decisively regard real estate development as a tool to make money and accept it when it is good. When the market is depressed, it will shrink or even "cut" to do another project. He can mobilize experts from all walks of life to finish the project.

2. Developers should not only have the ability of financing, project management and sales, but also have the relationship of applying for development procedures. Failure to objectively judge the results of the market may lead to the loss of opportunities, or failure to integrate with the market and complete the optimal development of the project.

What preparations do you need to make to buy a house?

1. Inquire about personal bank credit status: Some friends will think that credit status has nothing to do with buying a house, so they will not inquire about their credit problems before buying a house. In fact, banks will check the borrower's bank credit status before approving housing loans. If there are many banks with overdue repayment, it is very likely that they will be rejected by one vote. In this case, it means that buyers can only pay the house price in one lump sum, but can't borrow money to buy a house, which is equivalent to your inability to buy a house.

2. Calculate your financial ability: It costs a lot of money to buy a house. Before preparing to buy a house, buyers should liquidate all their funds and make a reasonable evaluation of their purchasing ability. In addition to the needs of daily life and expected investment, the remaining liquidity can naturally be used as housing funds, and in some cases, real estate can also be counted as funds, because real estate can be mortgaged at any time.

3. Calculate the ability to support a house: It is not a simple matter to buy a house now. After buying a house, everyone has to face utilities, property fees, garbage fees and so on. This is the so-called raising a house. Everyone should calculate the cost of keeping a house. As we all know, buying a house is not only to pay the monthly mortgage, but also to pay various expenses including property fees, heating fees, hot water fees and so on. Add up these expenses and compare them with your monthly income, and you can easily measure whether you have the ability to support a house.