What should I do if I regret buying a house just now?

What should I do if I regret buying a house? ——Latest hot spot analysis and solutions in 2024

Recently, home purchase regret has become one of the hot topics on social platforms. With the fluctuations in the property market and policy adjustments, many home buyers have become anxious due to changes in interest rates, falling housing prices, or impulsive spending. The following is a compilation and analysis of hot topics on the Internet in the past 10 days, and provides structured solutions to "regret on buying a house".

1. Hot topics related to real estate in the past 10 days across the Internet

2. Four common reasons for regret when buying a home

Three and five-step coping strategies

1.Assess the damage calmly: Calculate liquidated damages, taxes and other costs. New houses generally need to pay 10%-20% of the total price as liquidated damages, and second-hand houses need to consider the loss of intermediary fees.

2.Negotiate check-out conditions: When developers delay the delivery of properties or the quality is not up to standard, they can safeguard their rights according to the terms of the contract; some cities support "cooling-off period" withdrawal.

3.resale or rent: Before listing, you need to compare the transaction prices of the same community. If you are eager to sell, you can reduce the price by 5%-10%; for renting, you need to evaluate whether the rental rate of return covers the monthly payment.

4.Adjust repayment plan: Contact the bank to apply for extending the loan period (such as changing from 30 years to 35 years), or switching to a provident fund portfolio loan to lower the interest rate.

5.Psychological adjustment suggestions: Pay attention to long-term living needs rather than short-term fluctuations, improve the living experience through soft decoration renovation, and avoid frequent attention to property market information that aggravates anxiety.

4. Excerpts from expert opinions

•Economist Professor Li: "The property market in Q2 of 2024 is still in a period of adjustment, but high-quality assets in core cities are highly resistant to falling prices. It is not recommended to sell off non-urgent funds."

•Real estate lawyer Ms. Zhang: “83% of the successful check-out cases were due to the developer’s breach of contract, and home buyers need to retain key evidence such as promotional materials and acceptance records.”

Conclusion:The decision to buy a house needs to be based on long-term needs. If the transaction has been completed, it is recommended to prioritize optimizing the holding method to relieve the pressure rather than blindly stopping losses. Periods of market volatility require more rational responses.