With the rising of house prices, more and more young people begin to consider buying real estate as an investment method. However, the negative effects of buying real estate are often overlooked. In fact, houses are negative assets, and young people are likely to tie themselves down by borrowing money to buy a house.

First of all, buying real estate requires a lot of money, and many young people have to take out loans to achieve this goal. Buying a house with a loan means paying a lot of interest, which will lead to high repayment pressure for a long time. In addition, if the house price falls, the house may not cover the mortgage value, which will make you in debt.

Secondly, buying real estate will also limit your financial planning to a certain place and limit your liquidity. If your job requires moving a lot, or you want to live in a different city, you will have to face the difficulty of selling or renting a property. In addition, the maintenance, repair, tax and other expenses of real estate will also make you fall into financial difficulties.

Finally, buying real estate will also have an impact on young people's careers. Young people are new to the workplace, and their career development needs flexible choice and adjustment. But if you have borrowed money to buy a house and need a stable income source to pay the monthly mortgage, it will limit your career development space.

Therefore, we need to realize the fact that houses are negative assets. Young people should weigh the advantages and disadvantages of buying a house according to their own economic situation and career planning. Buying a house should be a rational decision, not a blind investment behavior. If buying a house will tie you to a certain place, increase your debt pressure or limit your career development space, then you should seriously consider whether it is worth the risk.