Actor Lee YouJin moves to a newly built Jeonse apartment: ``80% of the Jeonse money is a loan'' = ``I live alone''

Actor Lee YouJin, who has been living alone for two years, moved into a newly built Jeonse (a unique Korean rental housing system where you deposit a certain amount of money with the landlord as a security deposit) apartment.
On MBC's ``I Live Alone (Single Man's Happy Life),'' which will be broadcast on the 17th, Lee YouJin's daily life at his new home will be revealed.
Lee YouJin, who was living in a semi-basement rented house with no sunlight, said, ``I'm going to say hello at my new house.'' The two-year contract period for a semi-basement rental house has ended.
Lee YouJin's house, which he recently moved into, has three rooms, two toilets, a living room, and a kitchen.The living room is made of glass and lets in sunlight.
Lee YouJin said, ``While I was thinking about moving, I came to know about youth loans.''
He will explain why he was able to move from a semi-basement jeonse house with a rent of 350,000 won and a jeonse apartment costing 200 million won. “80% (of Jeonse gold) is
He says he paid less interest on the loan than the rent on the semi-basement. Meanwhile, Lee YouJin's daily life after moving to a new house full of minimalist sensibilities will be aired on the 17th at 11:10 p.m.
This can be confirmed through the message ``I live alone.''