The following content is for reference only and does not constitute any financial, investment or legal advice. Before considering any high-risk speculative real estate investment methods, please be sure to fully understand the relevant market conditions and consult a professional financial advisor, lawyer or other appropriate experts to ensure that the decision is consistent with your risk tolerance and long-term goals. In the real estate field, some common high-risk speculative investment methods include: 1. Highly leveraged investment operations • Using a large amount of loans (leverage) to purchase real estate, hoping to profit from market fluctuations or rapid appreciation in the short term. • The risk is that when the market goes down, leverage may amplify losses or even face default risks. 2. Real estate flipping (Flipping) • Buying low-priced properties that need to be renovated, renovating and renovating them in a short period of time and reselling them at a higher price. • This strategy requires a precise grasp of the market, renovation costs and time window. Market policy changes, renovation overspending or resale obstacles may bring significant risks. 3. Investing in real estate in areas with policy uncertainty or large economic fluctuations • Some emerging markets or regions may have expectations of rapid growth, but at the same time they are accompanied by higher political, economic and policy risks. • Such investments often have both returns and risks, and are highly sensitive to market news. 4. Real estate crowdfunding and partnership investment • Participate in project investment through real estate crowdfunding platforms or partnerships. • Although you can participate in large projects with a lower amount of money, you rely more on project management, transparency and exit mechanisms, and may face risks caused by information asymmetry. 5. Invest in real estate derivatives • Including futures, options and other instruments based on real estate price fluctuations. • The operation of such derivatives is complex and related to various factors such as the overall market and interest rates. It is suitable for investors with high risk tolerance and professional knowledge. Each method has its own unique risk factors - from market fluctuations, financing costs, liquidity risks, to changes in the policy environment, development delays, etc. For high-risk strategies, it is very important to conduct risk assessment in advance, diversify investments as much as possible, and make exit plans. In summary, before entering into any high-risk real estate investment, it is recommended to: • Conduct detailed market research and due diligence • Develop a clear investment plan and risk control measures • Consider setting stop-loss points or adopting other conservative measures to manage risks simultaneously Reminder again: When actually operating, please combine your own situation, seek professional advice, and make decisions prudently.