What's it like to bear a million loans in a first-tier city? Are you tired of living?

Carrying millions, people will feel tired, but what can they do? In order to live a better life in the future, it is worthwhile to bear so much. Buying a house in a first-tier city is actually unequal. When you first buy a house, you have to find a relationship. If you don't find a relationship, you may spend twice as much money as you do now.

Developers in first-tier cities are also very smart. For the sake of performance, they usually force customers to sign unfair contracts. We also thought about not buying a house in a first-tier city, but it was not cost-effective to think about it, and finally we paid it. And the developer may not sell the house for some reason, and will not give you any notice. It is so difficult to buy a house, let alone repay the loan.

In order to buy a house, we don't have that much money in our hands, so we can only borrow some from relatives and friends first, and the rest can only go to the bank for loans. However, generally speaking, the loan interest rate for buying a house is very high, and I really won't go to the bank to borrow money unless I have to.

Life is really stressful. We are just an ordinary white-collar worker. We rely on our own efforts every day, eager to get the appreciation of the boss, and then get a promotion and salary increase. But this possibility is very small, so for most working-class people, income is not proportional to pay.

Besides, we not only have to pay for the house, but also remit a living allowance to our parents every month. The pressure of living in first-tier cities is really unbearable for ordinary people. Now the economic development is not as clear as it used to be, wages are spent cautiously, and it is really difficult to repay loans. As a boy, he is the only source of income in the family, so the daily living expenses are very large, not counting after getting married and having children. It's the last straw. How can you live like this without being tired?