When the Huang family members came out, they didn't look very well.
It's easy to imagine how much hardship they endured during their time in the countryside.
When the old lady heard that someone was looking at the house, she was so excited that her daughter-in-law had to help her out.
She was very excited to see that it was Grandma Chen. "Old Chen, it's been a long time."
"Oh! Sister-in-law, how did your health get like this? You've suffered so much over the years."
"Everything is fine. It's good enough that we came back alive!"
"These are people looking at the house. We'll take a look, and you can rest for a bit," Grandpa Huang said softly to his wife.
Looking at the old lady's expression, Song Yining knew that this family must have been extraordinary in the past; her expression was resolute and unwavering.
Judging from the old lady's appearance, she must have been working hard for a long time and was severely depleted of her health.
Feeling sorry for them, she quickly urged them to rest, saying, "The old lady should rest well and not overwork herself. If she takes good care of herself, she should be fine."
Old Huang and the woman supporting the old lady heard what Song Yining said, and now everyone believed it without a doubt.
When they brought it back, they had already shown it to someone they knew.
The courtyard looks very well preserved, and the storefront in front is still a two-story building.
The stairs were creaking, which was a bit of a problem, and Song Yining felt uneasy about it.
The back suites have all been converted into residential housing, while both courtyards have been largely preserved.
After viewing the houses, they sat down to discuss the prices of the two properties.
"The houses here are all very well preserved, as you can probably tell."
"That's true of Grandpa Huang, but the stairs on the second floor are already creaking."
I was also hesitating. Buying it would require major repairs, which is no small matter.” Song Yining laid the problem out in the open, and everyone was considering it.
Grandpa Huang knew that the stairs on both sides were in bad condition and would need to be repaired later, which would be a huge project.
This cost a considerable sum, and it's a stark reminder that this is a real problem.
“I know that, but there’s nothing we can do now. So we’ll give you a smaller amount, and you can take the trouble to fix it yourself, okay?” The old man said, looking at her.
Song Yining didn't hesitate and looked at the Huang family, "Alright, you name your price."
After careful consideration, Mr. Huang still gave a very low estimate.
"Then I won't say anything more. I'll just offer two courtyards for 100 yuan each. That's the lowest price I can get."
This is all I can give you; we can't give you any less.
"These storefronts will definitely be great for business in the future; you can't find two courtyards like this in this location."
Song Yining thought the price was good, as this place would become incredibly valuable in the future.
After thinking it over, she didn't answer immediately, which made the Huang family feel that they had sold it too cheaply.
Even though you know each other, you still need to put on a show when buying and selling, so that the seller doesn't feel like you're selling too cheaply.
Looking at Song Yining's expression, the others were also filled with unease.
They're afraid people won't want the house, and it will be difficult for them to find suitable buyers.
Grandpa Huang was very worried, afraid that Song Yining would give up on him.
He looked at Old Chen with a troubled expression, wanting to ask him to speak on his behalf.
Old Chen knew that Song Yining was no simple character, so he gave Old Huang some face.
“Ning girl, I’m acting as the middleman today, so please give me face. If you all give in a little, Yuan, would that be alright?”
After asking both sides for their opinions, Song Yining knew that it was already very cheap.
"Alright then, I don't want to repair the yard. Uncle Chen brought me here today, so let's go with this price." Song Yining looked at Grandpa Huang with reluctance.
When the old man saw that Song Yining had agreed, he felt relieved.
"Okay, then we'll go and complete the formalities now, and then we'll prepare to leave."
Song Yining was afraid that these people would come back and demand the houses when prices rose in the future.
Just to be on the safe side, we should get them to sign a written agreement as soon as possible.
"Could you help me draft a written agreement stating that you are voluntarily selling the house to us?"
From now on, regardless of the house's value, it will have nothing to do with you.
Grandpa Huang understood what they meant, and he wrote everything as requested: three agreements for the three courtyards.
They made sure everyone in their family signed it, so that when they came back years later, this agreement would make them feel safer.
The agreement was also notarized at the street office, which adds another layer of protection.
Song Yining went to the bank and withdrew the money Mo Yucheng had deposited, so that no one would have anything to say.
All her money is in her online space; the frostbite cream from two years ago still sells quite well.
My income is quite good, so I can explain the source of my money clearly.
Last year, even without the help of the Yang family, sales at the supply and marketing cooperative were still very good.
The military is also a major client, and Song Yining basically only charges the cost price.
So, Song Yining reaped a great harvest throughout the winter.
So she can buy a house, and nobody can say anything about it.
Liu Tao went to the housing management office again and saw that Song Yining and the others had come again, which made him wonder.
"Girls, what's going on here...?"
Song Yining realized he had misunderstood and quickly said, "We're here to transfer the property title; we just looked at two more courtyards."
Upon hearing this, Liu Tao finally felt relieved and said, "Okay, I'll tell you!"
After the household registration was completed, Song Yining had two more courtyards. While watching them count the money, she chatted with Liu Tao.
"If you have any suitable, well-preserved items, you can keep them for me; storefronts are fine too."
Liu Tao was astonished to hear that this was a major client who had already bought three sets today and was still buying more; they were no ordinary family.
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