As mentioned in the last post, there have been some house troubles recently. It was originally considered that if we could use the four old houses to go to school, we would put the house in the name of our parents in law, so that we would not move the existing house.

On Monday morning, I first consulted the Education Commission and told them that they must have their parents' real estate+regional household registration at the beginning of this year's junior high school. I went to the Educational Examination Network to check the policy, which is true, so the way of "Four Old Men" is not feasible. Communicate with the intermediary to transfer the current house property to the name of the parents in law, and then use our two sets of qualifications to purchase, both sides simultaneously.

In the communication, the intermediary mentioned that if we want to speed up the processing, it is estimated that it will be completed in more than half a month or 20 days. Discuss with your husband that since the policy is like this, we should hurry up to handle it. It is also practical to finish the household registration and move the household registration earlier. So the intermediary began to speed up the process. By yesterday, the relevant documents, income certificates, loan banks, etc. had been prepared quickly. Next is the most critical: funds.

It was nearly 10 o'clock when I got home last night, and the child had already fallen asleep. After washing, I closed the door and began to make a capital inventory. The down payment was just enough (more than 30000 to be exact, but it was enough to get paid this month). However, during the inventory, it was found that there were two deposits with an interest rate of 3.85%. Now it has been more than two years and I can't bear to take them out. So I discussed with my husband to embezzle them from my parents in law first, and then return the XFD money to my parents in law after the house property was completed.

When I got up early to wash, I told my parents in law about the situation. My parents in law agreed without saying anything. A moment later, he asked: What is the XFD interest rate? I said three o'clock. My mother-in-law said that my bank deposit was just over 2:00. It's not cost-effective. Don't use XFD. Me: I guess it will be early next year if I want to pay you back. Grandma: It's OK. Take it with you. Give it to me when it's loose or not.

Wow! I was really warmed by my mother-in-law. Looking back on these years, I really paid a lot for everything from the full price of the first suite to the support we received every time we bought a car and a house, to helping us take care of our children and family life. Of course, I will also pay back the loan to my parents in law. On the one hand, the amount is not small. Now my parents in law have to save more, which is much more difficult than us. On the one hand, I hope they can be more comfortable and enjoy their old age.

Thank you very much for your unconditional support! We are really lucky and happy. Thank you!