以租养房买小不买大,工薪族养11套房成富婆（To rent a house to buy small, do not buy big, wage earners, 11 suites into a rich woman）.doc

以租养房买小不买大,工薪族养11套房成富婆（To rent a house to buy small, do not buy big, wage earners, 11 suites into a rich woman） To rent a house to buy small, do not buy big, wage earners, 11 suites into a rich woman? In Taizhou, with fixed income families, there are two or three sets of houses, not surprising, many people out of the idea of maintaining value, housing investment has become their first choice. The current property market, new houses and second-hand housing prices have gone up. Hands in the hands of several houses of fried tenants, some of the high priced cash one or two houses, some vacant house waiting to continue to appreciate, there are people to rent a house, music is not tired. Single apartment high rent inspired Ms. Ding and her husband work in the Taizhou economic development zone. They are salaried and have a steady income. Jiaojiangs first house in the maple South District, the house is the unit housing reform room, Ms. Ding family assigned to the 6 floor, a set of 97 square meters, in 1997 to buy the price on a few million. When the house to get the hand, Ding had the intention to sell, his 6 floor, although the size of this area, but the floor is not ideal, and later want to sell, afraid to sell, she intends to change rooms and colleagues. Colleagues in the house on the 4 floor, the area is only more than 80 square meters, do not spend more money, small rooms into large rooms, but also willing to, Ms. Dings wish to change to the 4 floor of the house. In 1998, Ms. Ding for big house to set up a 137 square meters of the house, the red dragon garden 186 thousand yuan, she clearly remember when buying prices, 1230 yuan /m2. Taizhou removed to build the city of the first few years, the Development Zone prices is 1000 yuan /m2, Ding think time is not real, she put the South Maple house rental, one family to live in the red dragon garden. At that time, Ms. Ding to buy a house, housing is to improve family housing, and did not expect real investment. Until 2000, a