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Book Introduction
People who keep putting off buying something because they want to get the cheapest price
But, buying a house is not a game of buying cheaply, it's a game of buying properly.
77 Secrets to Finding a Home as Good as Seoul National University
★★ The art of picking out the best online - Sonpum
Hapjeong Station: A Spot of Attention for Investors and Artists alike
Ahyeon Station, a textbook example of a new town success story
Seoul's future begins at Magok Station, the edge of Gangseo.
Ujangsan Station, the final piece of the puzzle for Gangseo's development, offering stability and future value.
★★ Technology to filter out fake information on the spot - Footprint
Myeongil-dong, an undervalued land of opportunity in Gangdong-gu
Jayang-dong, a neighborhood you'll regret not buying in now
Gwangmyeong Integrated District 3 vs. Constructed Apartments: A Real Estate Study Guide
Mangwol-dong (Misa) in Hanam, a city that resembles Seoul and is close to it.
“Decide on the ‘region’ before the money.”
You need to decide on an area, steadily increase your available funds, and when your target house comes up, you need to snatch it up faster than anyone else.
Even when you hear that a good house has come on the market, you shouldn't hesitate and worry.
Then, eventually, it will be taken away by someone else.
If the house is a manufactured product from Daiso, you can just wait until it is restocked, but the house in the best condition is never a restocked product.
A good home is a precious and limited commodity.
Let's practice by looking at this book often.
The author, Investment N, is a serious runner and often compares real estate to a marathon.
A person who runs only on the day of the competition will never be able to finish the race, and one must train every day to win a medal at the main competition.
It's the same principle that only those who regularly check the value of their home and study real estate in advance can get the best real estate.
'Real Estate Runner Investment N' is someone who knows very well how fortunate it is to buy a good home.
I wrote this book to share that happiness.
In particular, in Chapter 6, ‘Practical Forestry’, the know-how to find a ‘Seoul National University’ level house through hands and feet was revealed.
But, buying a house is not a game of buying cheaply, it's a game of buying properly.
77 Secrets to Finding a Home as Good as Seoul National University
★★ The art of picking out the best online - Sonpum
Hapjeong Station: A Spot of Attention for Investors and Artists alike
Ahyeon Station, a textbook example of a new town success story
Seoul's future begins at Magok Station, the edge of Gangseo.
Ujangsan Station, the final piece of the puzzle for Gangseo's development, offering stability and future value.
★★ Technology to filter out fake information on the spot - Footprint
Myeongil-dong, an undervalued land of opportunity in Gangdong-gu
Jayang-dong, a neighborhood you'll regret not buying in now
Gwangmyeong Integrated District 3 vs. Constructed Apartments: A Real Estate Study Guide
Mangwol-dong (Misa) in Hanam, a city that resembles Seoul and is close to it.
“Decide on the ‘region’ before the money.”
You need to decide on an area, steadily increase your available funds, and when your target house comes up, you need to snatch it up faster than anyone else.
Even when you hear that a good house has come on the market, you shouldn't hesitate and worry.
Then, eventually, it will be taken away by someone else.
If the house is a manufactured product from Daiso, you can just wait until it is restocked, but the house in the best condition is never a restocked product.
A good home is a precious and limited commodity.
Let's practice by looking at this book often.
The author, Investment N, is a serious runner and often compares real estate to a marathon.
A person who runs only on the day of the competition will never be able to finish the race, and one must train every day to win a medal at the main competition.
It's the same principle that only those who regularly check the value of their home and study real estate in advance can get the best real estate.
'Real Estate Runner Investment N' is someone who knows very well how fortunate it is to buy a good home.
I wrote this book to share that happiness.
In particular, in Chapter 6, ‘Practical Forestry’, the know-how to find a ‘Seoul National University’ level house through hands and feet was revealed.
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Prologue _You Can Have a Home Like Youth
Chapter 1 #Mind
The first step toward owning a Seoul National University-level home depends on your determination.
"Housing isn't a game of buying cheap, it's a game of buying properly."
The first step toward owning a home 001 The economy is bad every year, and I'm always short on money.
First Step to Homeownership 002: If You Don't Have Money, Change Your Thinking and Expand Your Choices
First Step to Homeownership 003 House prices are falling, so is it still okay to buy a home?
First Step to Homeownership 004 Will I Hit the Jackpot in Real Estate?
First Step to Buying a Home 005 This is my first time studying real estate.
The First Step to Owning a Home 006: Buying a Home Isn't a Game of Buying Cheap, It's a Game of Buying Well
The First Step to Homeownership: Predicting the 007 Market Is Difficult, But Reading the Trends Is Possible
First Step to Owning a Home 008 If you're still afraid of taking out a loan even after seeing others make money
First Steps to Homeownership 009 3 Emotions to Watch Out for When Buying a Home
First Steps to Homeownership 010 Why You Need a "Landlord's Mindset" Even When Renting
First Step to Homeownership 011: Those Who See Their Home as an Asset vs. Those Who See It as Just a Place to Live
First Step to Homeownership 012: Visit your local bank to see your cash flow.
First Step to Homeownership 013: The Excitement and Joy of Going to an Unfamiliar Neighborhood
Chapter 2 #Finding a Property
Don't miss this life-changing opportunity.
20 Tips for Finding a Great Home
“If I could turn back time, would I be able to buy Pangyo 25 years ago?”
First Steps to Homeownership 014 Can You Succeed with Data and Statistics Alone?
First Step to Homeownership 015 If I could turn back time, would I be able to buy Pangyo 25 years ago?
First Step to Buying a Home 016 Why Should I Look for an Old House?
The first step to owning a home 017: Draw a line by seeing and feeling the area around the subway station yourself.
First Step to Homeownership 018: Handcrafting Skills That Get More Comfortable, and Footwork That Shines Brighter
First Step to Homeownership 019: Finding a Reputable Real Estate Agency You Can Recognize Just by Looking at Their Signs
First Steps to Owning a Home 020 If You're Doing This Kind of "Construction," Watch Carefully
First Step to Homeownership 021: You Don't Take News at its Stake! All Information Needs Interpretation
First Steps to Homeownership 022: Making the Most of Your Once-in-a-Lifetime First Loan
First Step to Homeownership 023: How to Identify Neighborhoods That Even a Streetcar Can Remember
First Steps to Homeownership 024: Trends in the Real Estate Market: Even Getting on the Board Requires Study
First Steps to Homeownership 025 Even in Good Neighborhoods, There Are Good Homes
First Step to Buying a Home 026 Check out real estate information released weekly at ○○
First Steps to Homeownership 027: What's the Difference Between Redevelopment and Reconstruction? What are Moatown and Street Maintenance?
First Step to Homeownership 028: Checking What You Know vs. What You Don't Know
First Step to Owning a Home 029 Don't Be Fooled by the Glossy Appearance
The First Step to Homeownership 030 The essence of a home's value comes from its appraisal.
First Step to Owning a Home 031: How to View Interiors Without Being Observant
First Step to Homeownership 032 Finding Hidden Treasures Not Listed Online
First Step to Homeownership 033: Let go of the prejudice that buying your first home is a failure.
Chapter 3 #Purchase Method
To buy your first home without regrets, you must do this.
"What You Need to Know to Absolutely Succeed in Homeownership"
First Step to Buying a Home 034 How much should I invest in my first home?
First Step to Buying a Home 035 How to avoid being fooled by fake listings?
First Step to Buying a Home 036 What should I prepare when going to see a property?
First Step to Homeownership 037 This is a speculative overheated area, so getting a loan is difficult.
First Step to Buying a Home 038 Is there anyone who doesn't look at this before buying a home?
First Step to Homeownership 039 What You Need to Know Before Putting Down a Deposit
First Step to Buying a Home 040 Who Should Take Care of Any Defects That Arose After the Contract Was Drawn Up?
First Step to Buying a Home 041 If I suddenly get a call saying "Urgent Sale," should I sign the contract?
First Step to Buying a Home 042 How should I determine the ratio of the deposit, down payment, and balance?
First Step to Buying a Home 043 About the Costs incurred when Buying a Home
First Step to Homeownership 044 What Was Thought Debt Became a Light of Profit
First Steps to Homeownership 045: The Alien-Like Stories You Hear When Getting a Loan
First Step to Homeownership 046: Maintaining your credit score consistently will significantly improve your credit score.
Chapter 4 #Transfer
Double your real estate acumen and learn how to move into a better home.
“Is the house I live in now my last home?”
First Step to Buying a Home 047 People in the area say they don't buy houses like this.
First Step to Homeownership 048: If you want to know the future of development, understand apartment brands.
First Step to Homeownership 049 What if the public office building suddenly moves to a different location?
The First Step to Homeownership 050: The Road That Connects You to the Infinite Potential of Your Home
First Step to Owning a Home 051 Is the house I live in now going to be my last home?
First Step to Homeownership 052 What kind of real estate market conditions should I be in to successfully switch properties?
First Steps to Homeownership 053: Is it a spacious house? Is it in a good neighborhood? That's the question.
First Steps to Homeownership 054 5 Signs That Prices Are Less Likely to Rise Further
First Step to Buying a Home 055 I Can't Sell My House Because I Have Too Many Taxes to Pay
First Step to Homeownership 056 Why You Should "Prepare to Sell" Even If You Don't Sell Your Home Right Away
First Step to Buying a Home 057: How to Accurately Determine the Price of Your Home
Chapter 5 #Management
Technology to manage and improve the condition of your home by 200%
How to Turn an Ugly Duckling into a Swan
The First Step to Owning a Home 058: Maintaining Your Home Well Is Also a Real Estate Sense
First Step to Owning a Home 059 Will the value of a home increase the longer you own it?
First step to owning a home 060 Is it okay to just live like this?
First Step to Buying a Home 061 Feng Shui: Is it a matter of belief or not?
First Step to Owning a Home 062: If You Spend Money, Fix It Up to Make It Visible and Increase Your Home's Efficiency
The first step to owning a home 063 Beyond a place to live, to an asset that generates income
Chapter 6 #Forest
Finding the Perfect Home for You Through Hands and Feet - Practical Forestry
"A great place to buy a home, like the youth of life."
○ How to read information and values of a neighborhood online - Sonpum
First Step to Homeownership 064 Hapjeong Station: A Spot of Attention for Investors and Artists alike
First Steps to Homeownership 065 Ahyeon Station, a Textbook of New Town Success Stories
First Step to Homeownership 066 Magok Station, Seoul's Future Begins at the Edge of Gangseo
First Step to Homeownership 067 Ujangsan Station: The Final Puzzle Piece in Gangseo Development, Equipped with Both Stability and Future Value
First Step to Homeownership 068 Seodaemun Station: A Hidden Investor Blue Chip in the Heart of Seoul
The first step toward home ownership: 069 Yeonsinnae Station, the premium of transferring to three routes.
First Step to Homeownership 070 Mangwon Station, a neighborhood full of emotion in Seoul, embracing the Han River
First Step to Homeownership 071 Gwanghungchang Station: The Time Only Investors Know About Gwanghungchang is Now
○ How to make the smells and sounds of the scene your own by remembering them - Footwork
First Steps to Homeownership 072 Myeongil-dong, Gangdong-gu's Undervalued Land of Opportunity
First Step to Homeownership 073 Jayang-dong: A Neighborhood You'll Regret If You Don't Buy Now
First Step to Homeownership 074 Suwon Yeongtong: Suwon's Gangnam, Still a Promising Area
First Steps to Homeownership 075: Gwangmyeong Integrated District 3 vs. Pre-constructed Apartments: A Real Estate Study Guide
First Step to Homeownership 076 Mangwol-dong, Hanam (Misa), a city that resembles Seoul and is close to it.
First Steps to Homeownership 077 Sangdo-dong, the Next Wave in Heukseok New Town
'First Step to Homeownership' Cookies
Epilogue
Chapter 1 #Mind
The first step toward owning a Seoul National University-level home depends on your determination.
"Housing isn't a game of buying cheap, it's a game of buying properly."
The first step toward owning a home 001 The economy is bad every year, and I'm always short on money.
First Step to Homeownership 002: If You Don't Have Money, Change Your Thinking and Expand Your Choices
First Step to Homeownership 003 House prices are falling, so is it still okay to buy a home?
First Step to Homeownership 004 Will I Hit the Jackpot in Real Estate?
First Step to Buying a Home 005 This is my first time studying real estate.
The First Step to Owning a Home 006: Buying a Home Isn't a Game of Buying Cheap, It's a Game of Buying Well
The First Step to Homeownership: Predicting the 007 Market Is Difficult, But Reading the Trends Is Possible
First Step to Owning a Home 008 If you're still afraid of taking out a loan even after seeing others make money
First Steps to Homeownership 009 3 Emotions to Watch Out for When Buying a Home
First Steps to Homeownership 010 Why You Need a "Landlord's Mindset" Even When Renting
First Step to Homeownership 011: Those Who See Their Home as an Asset vs. Those Who See It as Just a Place to Live
First Step to Homeownership 012: Visit your local bank to see your cash flow.
First Step to Homeownership 013: The Excitement and Joy of Going to an Unfamiliar Neighborhood
Chapter 2 #Finding a Property
Don't miss this life-changing opportunity.
20 Tips for Finding a Great Home
“If I could turn back time, would I be able to buy Pangyo 25 years ago?”
First Steps to Homeownership 014 Can You Succeed with Data and Statistics Alone?
First Step to Homeownership 015 If I could turn back time, would I be able to buy Pangyo 25 years ago?
First Step to Buying a Home 016 Why Should I Look for an Old House?
The first step to owning a home 017: Draw a line by seeing and feeling the area around the subway station yourself.
First Step to Homeownership 018: Handcrafting Skills That Get More Comfortable, and Footwork That Shines Brighter
First Step to Homeownership 019: Finding a Reputable Real Estate Agency You Can Recognize Just by Looking at Their Signs
First Steps to Owning a Home 020 If You're Doing This Kind of "Construction," Watch Carefully
First Step to Homeownership 021: You Don't Take News at its Stake! All Information Needs Interpretation
First Steps to Homeownership 022: Making the Most of Your Once-in-a-Lifetime First Loan
First Step to Homeownership 023: How to Identify Neighborhoods That Even a Streetcar Can Remember
First Steps to Homeownership 024: Trends in the Real Estate Market: Even Getting on the Board Requires Study
First Steps to Homeownership 025 Even in Good Neighborhoods, There Are Good Homes
First Step to Buying a Home 026 Check out real estate information released weekly at ○○
First Steps to Homeownership 027: What's the Difference Between Redevelopment and Reconstruction? What are Moatown and Street Maintenance?
First Step to Homeownership 028: Checking What You Know vs. What You Don't Know
First Step to Owning a Home 029 Don't Be Fooled by the Glossy Appearance
The First Step to Homeownership 030 The essence of a home's value comes from its appraisal.
First Step to Owning a Home 031: How to View Interiors Without Being Observant
First Step to Homeownership 032 Finding Hidden Treasures Not Listed Online
First Step to Homeownership 033: Let go of the prejudice that buying your first home is a failure.
Chapter 3 #Purchase Method
To buy your first home without regrets, you must do this.
"What You Need to Know to Absolutely Succeed in Homeownership"
First Step to Buying a Home 034 How much should I invest in my first home?
First Step to Buying a Home 035 How to avoid being fooled by fake listings?
First Step to Buying a Home 036 What should I prepare when going to see a property?
First Step to Homeownership 037 This is a speculative overheated area, so getting a loan is difficult.
First Step to Buying a Home 038 Is there anyone who doesn't look at this before buying a home?
First Step to Homeownership 039 What You Need to Know Before Putting Down a Deposit
First Step to Buying a Home 040 Who Should Take Care of Any Defects That Arose After the Contract Was Drawn Up?
First Step to Buying a Home 041 If I suddenly get a call saying "Urgent Sale," should I sign the contract?
First Step to Buying a Home 042 How should I determine the ratio of the deposit, down payment, and balance?
First Step to Buying a Home 043 About the Costs incurred when Buying a Home
First Step to Homeownership 044 What Was Thought Debt Became a Light of Profit
First Steps to Homeownership 045: The Alien-Like Stories You Hear When Getting a Loan
First Step to Homeownership 046: Maintaining your credit score consistently will significantly improve your credit score.
Chapter 4 #Transfer
Double your real estate acumen and learn how to move into a better home.
“Is the house I live in now my last home?”
First Step to Buying a Home 047 People in the area say they don't buy houses like this.
First Step to Homeownership 048: If you want to know the future of development, understand apartment brands.
First Step to Homeownership 049 What if the public office building suddenly moves to a different location?
The First Step to Homeownership 050: The Road That Connects You to the Infinite Potential of Your Home
First Step to Owning a Home 051 Is the house I live in now going to be my last home?
First Step to Homeownership 052 What kind of real estate market conditions should I be in to successfully switch properties?
First Steps to Homeownership 053: Is it a spacious house? Is it in a good neighborhood? That's the question.
First Steps to Homeownership 054 5 Signs That Prices Are Less Likely to Rise Further
First Step to Buying a Home 055 I Can't Sell My House Because I Have Too Many Taxes to Pay
First Step to Homeownership 056 Why You Should "Prepare to Sell" Even If You Don't Sell Your Home Right Away
First Step to Buying a Home 057: How to Accurately Determine the Price of Your Home
Chapter 5 #Management
Technology to manage and improve the condition of your home by 200%
How to Turn an Ugly Duckling into a Swan
The First Step to Owning a Home 058: Maintaining Your Home Well Is Also a Real Estate Sense
First Step to Owning a Home 059 Will the value of a home increase the longer you own it?
First step to owning a home 060 Is it okay to just live like this?
First Step to Buying a Home 061 Feng Shui: Is it a matter of belief or not?
First Step to Owning a Home 062: If You Spend Money, Fix It Up to Make It Visible and Increase Your Home's Efficiency
The first step to owning a home 063 Beyond a place to live, to an asset that generates income
Chapter 6 #Forest
Finding the Perfect Home for You Through Hands and Feet - Practical Forestry
"A great place to buy a home, like the youth of life."
○ How to read information and values of a neighborhood online - Sonpum
First Step to Homeownership 064 Hapjeong Station: A Spot of Attention for Investors and Artists alike
First Steps to Homeownership 065 Ahyeon Station, a Textbook of New Town Success Stories
First Step to Homeownership 066 Magok Station, Seoul's Future Begins at the Edge of Gangseo
First Step to Homeownership 067 Ujangsan Station: The Final Puzzle Piece in Gangseo Development, Equipped with Both Stability and Future Value
First Step to Homeownership 068 Seodaemun Station: A Hidden Investor Blue Chip in the Heart of Seoul
The first step toward home ownership: 069 Yeonsinnae Station, the premium of transferring to three routes.
First Step to Homeownership 070 Mangwon Station, a neighborhood full of emotion in Seoul, embracing the Han River
First Step to Homeownership 071 Gwanghungchang Station: The Time Only Investors Know About Gwanghungchang is Now
○ How to make the smells and sounds of the scene your own by remembering them - Footwork
First Steps to Homeownership 072 Myeongil-dong, Gangdong-gu's Undervalued Land of Opportunity
First Step to Homeownership 073 Jayang-dong: A Neighborhood You'll Regret If You Don't Buy Now
First Step to Homeownership 074 Suwon Yeongtong: Suwon's Gangnam, Still a Promising Area
First Steps to Homeownership 075: Gwangmyeong Integrated District 3 vs. Pre-constructed Apartments: A Real Estate Study Guide
First Step to Homeownership 076 Mangwol-dong, Hanam (Misa), a city that resembles Seoul and is close to it.
First Steps to Homeownership 077 Sangdo-dong, the Next Wave in Heukseok New Town
'First Step to Homeownership' Cookies
Epilogue
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Into the book
“The economy has been bad every year, and I’m always broke.”
If this is a situation that keeps repeating itself, then it is time to find the answer within it.
Every time an economic crisis hits, whether it's the IMF, the global financial crisis, or the 2020 pandemic, people say real estate is over.
But each time, people who bought real estate made a lot of money a few years later.
The moment of crisis was the moment of opportunity.
--- From "First Step to Owning a Home 001 The economy is bad every year, and I'm never out of money in my pocket"
Although the real estate market is difficult overall, there is still high demand for 'Seoul National University' level homes in each region.
Homes in areas with good locations, convenient transportation, and excellent educational environments are always sought after.
Such homes retain their value even in difficult real estate markets and are among the first to rise quickly when the market recovers.
So, how do you find a house that is comparable to Seoul National University?
--- From "First Step to Owning a Home 003: House Prices Are Falling, Can I Still Own a Home?"
Questions You Must Ask Before Buying Your First Home
Q.
Where do I feel most comfortable in my home? E.g., downtown, quiet suburbs
Q.
How important is your commute? What space is most important to you right now? The kitchen, a home office, a spacious room.
Q.
What will my home be used for in 5-10 years? A home that takes into account changes in family composition, career paths, and other factors, such as a newlywed home.
Q.
What do I want to feel in my home? Stability, pride, comfort.
--- From "First Step to Homeownership 022: Making the Most of Your 'First Lifetime Loan'"
Hapjeong Station is a double station area served by Line 2 and Line 6.
Let's calculate the travel time for each direction in advance using the online subway map.
It is also important to note that it serves as a transportation hub as it has many intercity bus stops that allow transfers not only to the subway but also to the western part of the metropolitan area (KINTEX, Goyang, Ilsan, etc.).
--- From "Hapjeong Station, a place that attracts attention from both investors and artists"
In existing new cities such as Bundang, Ilsan, and Pyeongchon, housing prices have already risen significantly.
However, the Misagang Riverside City in Hanam, Gyeonggi Province, is still cheaper than Seoul, but is poised for tremendous transportation benefits.
Misa New Town was built in the 2010s.
The clean infrastructure, spacious parks, and well-planned commercial facilities are attractive.
But what people are paying more attention to than anything else is the extension of Line 9.
If this is a situation that keeps repeating itself, then it is time to find the answer within it.
Every time an economic crisis hits, whether it's the IMF, the global financial crisis, or the 2020 pandemic, people say real estate is over.
But each time, people who bought real estate made a lot of money a few years later.
The moment of crisis was the moment of opportunity.
--- From "First Step to Owning a Home 001 The economy is bad every year, and I'm never out of money in my pocket"
Although the real estate market is difficult overall, there is still high demand for 'Seoul National University' level homes in each region.
Homes in areas with good locations, convenient transportation, and excellent educational environments are always sought after.
Such homes retain their value even in difficult real estate markets and are among the first to rise quickly when the market recovers.
So, how do you find a house that is comparable to Seoul National University?
--- From "First Step to Owning a Home 003: House Prices Are Falling, Can I Still Own a Home?"
Questions You Must Ask Before Buying Your First Home
Q.
Where do I feel most comfortable in my home? E.g., downtown, quiet suburbs
Q.
How important is your commute? What space is most important to you right now? The kitchen, a home office, a spacious room.
Q.
What will my home be used for in 5-10 years? A home that takes into account changes in family composition, career paths, and other factors, such as a newlywed home.
Q.
What do I want to feel in my home? Stability, pride, comfort.
--- From "First Step to Homeownership 022: Making the Most of Your 'First Lifetime Loan'"
Hapjeong Station is a double station area served by Line 2 and Line 6.
Let's calculate the travel time for each direction in advance using the online subway map.
It is also important to note that it serves as a transportation hub as it has many intercity bus stops that allow transfers not only to the subway but also to the western part of the metropolitan area (KINTEX, Goyang, Ilsan, etc.).
--- From "Hapjeong Station, a place that attracts attention from both investors and artists"
In existing new cities such as Bundang, Ilsan, and Pyeongchon, housing prices have already risen significantly.
However, the Misagang Riverside City in Hanam, Gyeonggi Province, is still cheaper than Seoul, but is poised for tremendous transportation benefits.
Misa New Town was built in the 2010s.
The clean infrastructure, spacious parks, and well-planned commercial facilities are attractive.
But what people are paying more attention to than anything else is the extension of Line 9.
--- From "Hanam Mangwol-dong (Misa), a city that resembles Seoul and is close to Seoul"
Publisher's Review
If you are still afraid of taking out a loan even after seeing others making money
“I can’t be independent because I don’t have money.”
“How can I buy my own house if I don’t have any money?”
"Do I really need a home? Can't I just rent or lease?"
If you have been living with this mindset, I hope you change your mind now.
A home is essential in life.
It doesn't have to be a big, expensive house that everyone envies right away.
But, someday, I must have at least one house of my own where I can go and completely rest.
I hope I realize sooner rather than later that if I had made just a few different choices with the rent I paid over the past 10 years, I could have a house in my name.
Why I Want to Go to Seoul National University Despite the Falling College Admission Rate
Although the real estate market is difficult overall, there is still high demand for 'Seoul National University' level homes in each region.
Homes in areas with good locations, convenient transportation, and excellent educational environments are always sought after.
Such homes retain their value even in difficult real estate markets and are among the first to rise quickly when the market recovers.
So, how do you find a home worthy of Seoul National University? It's not just about finding an expensive place.
You should look for houses that are symbolic and have high intrinsic value within the neighborhood.
The goal is to find a 'Seoul National University within the neighborhood' that takes into account location, rarity, symbolism, and growth potential.
Let's not be too sensitive to news that house prices are falling.
From a long-term perspective, it is important to develop an eye for finding a home comparable to Seoul National University.
And if you find a Seoul National University-level home that suits you, you need the courage to make the decision to buy without being swayed by short-term market fluctuations.
A house that rises in value the more you own it, and a house that falls in value the more you own it.
Is there any real estate in Korea that rises in value simply by owning it? It only rises if there's a reason for it to do so.
Just as stocks and coins rise for a reason, so does real estate.
Yet people still believe that 'the value of a house will increase over time.'
This is just a thought from past experience.
In the past, as the economy grew rapidly and the population increased, the prices of all real estate rose as urbanization progressed.
But now things are different.
Some homes continue to rise in value, while others remain stagnant or even become negatively valued after several years.
So when we buy one, we have to choose only the houses that will rise in value.
“I can’t be independent because I don’t have money.”
“How can I buy my own house if I don’t have any money?”
"Do I really need a home? Can't I just rent or lease?"
If you have been living with this mindset, I hope you change your mind now.
A home is essential in life.
It doesn't have to be a big, expensive house that everyone envies right away.
But, someday, I must have at least one house of my own where I can go and completely rest.
I hope I realize sooner rather than later that if I had made just a few different choices with the rent I paid over the past 10 years, I could have a house in my name.
Why I Want to Go to Seoul National University Despite the Falling College Admission Rate
Although the real estate market is difficult overall, there is still high demand for 'Seoul National University' level homes in each region.
Homes in areas with good locations, convenient transportation, and excellent educational environments are always sought after.
Such homes retain their value even in difficult real estate markets and are among the first to rise quickly when the market recovers.
So, how do you find a home worthy of Seoul National University? It's not just about finding an expensive place.
You should look for houses that are symbolic and have high intrinsic value within the neighborhood.
The goal is to find a 'Seoul National University within the neighborhood' that takes into account location, rarity, symbolism, and growth potential.
Let's not be too sensitive to news that house prices are falling.
From a long-term perspective, it is important to develop an eye for finding a home comparable to Seoul National University.
And if you find a Seoul National University-level home that suits you, you need the courage to make the decision to buy without being swayed by short-term market fluctuations.
A house that rises in value the more you own it, and a house that falls in value the more you own it.
Is there any real estate in Korea that rises in value simply by owning it? It only rises if there's a reason for it to do so.
Just as stocks and coins rise for a reason, so does real estate.
Yet people still believe that 'the value of a house will increase over time.'
This is just a thought from past experience.
In the past, as the economy grew rapidly and the population increased, the prices of all real estate rose as urbanization progressed.
But now things are different.
Some homes continue to rise in value, while others remain stagnant or even become negatively valued after several years.
So when we buy one, we have to choose only the houses that will rise in value.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 26, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 304 pages | 552g | 152*224*19mm
- ISBN13: 9791172101473
- ISBN10: 1172101477
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