How to treat Kunming, the son of Laoganma who invests in real estate?

My opinion is that Li Guishan, the son of Laoganma, should really learn from his mother and make a good investment. Don't do things you are not sure about, don't do things you don't understand, and don't get involved in circles you simply can't get involved in. The property that Laoganma's son Li Guishan invested in Kunming is now almost unfinished, which makes many buyers very helpless. Because most property buyers buy houses by loan, even if the house can't move in normally, they still have to repay the loan. In this case, these owners are really hard. On the one hand, they have to pay the mortgage, on the other hand, they may have to rent a house to live in. In desperation, a dozen owners have lived in uncompleted residential flats without water, electricity and decoration.

It is reported that the property is not developed by Li Guishan, the son of Laoganma, but a joint venture with friends to buy land for development. When the real estate was advertised, it was said that it would be completed and accepted within three years. However, more than five years later, this property has not been accepted and delivered. In this case, it really makes some property buyers miserable. Some buyers buy houses for their children to go to school and some for marriage. As a result, marriage and children's schooling were delayed. In this case, many owners have no choice but to accept complaints.

It is reported that the reason why this property will be unfinished is mainly because the company that developed this property is riddled with lawsuits. Before the house can be pre-sold, there is already a risk that the capital chain will break, but these are all unknown to the buyers. Because this development company is insolvent and unable to repay its debts, it can only be forced to auction some properties by the court.

For these developers, it is really harmful. Obviously, it is not delivered before the pre-sale, and it is sold externally. Is this cheating on the buyer? I wonder if Laoganma will come forward to solve this long-standing problem. After all, it's about the son. Now the owner is very suspicious of Li Guishan and the developer who originally developed this property.