What if the blind date wants to pay for a house?

It is common for blind date to ask for a house. I can give you some advice on this issue.

First of all, you can take the initiative to communicate with the blind date to understand their specific requirements and reasons for mortgage. Maybe they want to have a stable housing environment or have a long-term plan for the future. By understanding their needs, you can better judge whether you should continue to develop relationships.

If you are willing to provide housing, you can consider the following points:

1. economic strength: know your own economic situation and judge whether you have the ability to provide a house for others to live in. Housing supply may require additional economic burdens, including housing down payment, mortgage loans, property fees, etc.

2. Future planning: Think about whether your future planning with the blind date is consistent. Mortgage is an act, which means a long-term commitment. You need to consider whether it meets your personal goals and future plans.

3. Fair communication: When communicating with the blind date, you can also express your thoughts and concerns. Both sides should treat each other as equals and discuss solutions together.

But everyone's situation and values are different, and the answer to this question may vary from person to person. If you have doubts or can't meet the requirements of the mortgage, you can also communicate frankly with the blind date and find the same solution.

Finally, please remember that emotional relationships are not just built around material conditions. The * * * of both sides is as important as language, hobbies, life values and other factors. Before making a decision, I suggest you communicate well with your blind date and understand their expectations and values, so that you can make the best choice for yourself.