Leveraging a relationship with a real estate developer to purchase a hot property at a super low price may seem like an attractive opportunity in theory, but there are several factors you need to consider when considering whether you should do this: 1. **Morals and Ethics**: If the use of this relationship may cause unfairness to others (such as other competing buyers or stakeholders of the developer), you need to consider this carefully. 2. **Legality**: Make sure the relationship and transaction with the developer is legal. Some relationships may involve potential conflicts of interest or other legal issues, and you need to ensure that you will not violate laws or company policies. 3. **Property Value**: Before making a decision, conduct sufficient market research to understand the actual market value of the property and its future appreciation potential. In addition, whether the super low price indicates that the property may have potential problems needs further investigation. 4. **Personal Financial Situation**: Make sure you can financially afford the cost of purchasing the property, including the subsequent maintenance and management costs. 5. **Family Relationship**: Consider the impact of leveraging this relationship on your relationship with your family. Make sure to be transparent and respectful of your family's feelings during the transaction. 6. **Long-term Considerations**: Think about whether this transaction is in line with your long-term goals, including financial freedom, return on investment, etc. After weighing the above factors, if you feel this is a reasonable and legal opportunity and that it will preserve good family relationships, then make a decision whether to take it up. If in doubt, consult a professional lawyer or real estate advisor.