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The first suite is full. Does the second suite count as the first suite?
The first suite is full, and the second suite is not the first suite.

1. If the borrower applies for a loan to buy a house for the first time, and his family has registered 1 house or above in the house registration system of the place where he intends to buy a house, the house he purchases with the loan must be the second house or above.

2. The borrower has used the loan to purchase 1 house and above, and applied for a loan to purchase a house.

3. The bank determines that the borrower's family already has 1 house or above, and then reloans the second house or above.

The situation of being identified as the second suite

1. The borrower applied for a loan to buy a house for the first time, but his family has registered more than one set of houses in the house registration information system where he intends to buy a house.

2. The borrower has used the loan to purchase one or more houses and applied for a loan to purchase houses.

3. If parents have a house, they will buy a house in the name of minor children. According to the New Deal, family members, including borrowers, spouses and minor children, are also included in the family. Therefore, when applying for a loan to buy a house in the name of a minor child, it will be implemented in accordance with the second suite policy.

4. When I was a minor, I had a property under my name, and then I borrowed money to buy a house when I was an adult. According to the current bank policy of "recognizing loans and houses", if I don't sell my existing property, I will borrow money to buy a house.