In addition, there are three other things that Chen Hong particularly likes about this courtyard house. First, there is a well in the backyard of this house, and the water quality is said to be quite good.
Secondly, there is a vegetable garden behind the main house in the second courtyard, which is half the size of a suite. In the future, it will be planned to be divided into two parts, so that flowers and vegetables can be grown.
The best option would be to go out from this vegetable garden, through a small gate leading directly to Houhai Lake behind it, build a step, and then Houhai Lake would become our own fishpond.
Even in old age, one can fish without leaving home; for this reason alone, Chen Hong is determined to buy this courtyard house.
The house price is surprisingly good, at five and a half million!
Director Guan and Fang Yitong both felt that the housing prices were too high and wanted to help Chen Hong negotiate a lower price with the relevant leaders.
Chen Hong quickly stopped them. Now that the matter of these houses has become known throughout the country, whether the prices are inflated or there are other complicated factors, it is not appropriate for the two of them to get involved anymore.
Providing Chen Hong with this channel to buy a house and helping her avoid problematic properties that could lead to further trouble is already the greatest help I can offer.
Chen Hong dared not tarnish their political futures for a few hundred thousand yuan. They had been devoted to her, and she couldn't let them down over such a small sum.
Money is worthless, we can earn it back after we spend it. A few hundred thousand yuan is just a matter of going out to fish a couple more times, right? With the catch brought back from the first voyage of the new ship, Chen Hong is now full of confidence in making money.
Other things can be asked for help or connections, but you must never let money cause them to have a hard time getting out of trouble later.
After hearing Chen Hong's reasons for stopping them, the two were secretly moved. Chen Hong was a truly capable woman; she wouldn't put them at a disadvantage for money.
They really deserved it; they did their best to help her. People like that are worth getting along with for a long time.
That evening, the three of them went to a restaurant for dinner. After discussing it, they decided to go and complete the formalities the next day. Moreover, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China where Director Guan worked could provide Chen Hong with a loan, and he had already made arrangements at his workplace in advance.
Chen Hong once again hinted to the two of them that they could purchase a courtyard house. If they were concerned about the inconvenience due to their positions, they could buy it in the name of their spouse or children.
Even if you take out a loan to buy a house now, the future returns will be extremely considerable.
Even after they returned home that evening, both of them were still thinking about Chen Hong's words. They each discussed the feasibility of the matter with their families.
With Chen Hong's example set, the next day, Chen Hong went through the house purchase procedures, and they also bought a 200-square-meter and a 300-square-meter courtyard house respectively in the names of their spouses.
Both families have the financial strength to each contribute 500,000 to 600,000 yuan in cash without any problem, and the remaining amount was financed through loans.
Of course, the loan interest they have to pay is much lower than Chen Hong's, since their wives also have jobs and can apply for housing provident funds.
During this trip to Beijing, Chen Hongxin purchased two courtyard houses, taking on a mortgage of 3.5 million yuan. She also dragged Guan and Fang into the mess, as they also took out mortgages of 500,000 yuan and 700,000 yuan respectively.
This time the procedures were processed much faster because the property had been auctioned before, and all the paperwork was handled by the Municipal Construction Commission. Chen Hong signed the purchase contract and loan contract, and the paperwork was handled by Fang Yitong and Director Guan.
Anyway, both families had procedures to complete this time, so four copies were made, which saved manpower. Even the subsequent house repairs and rentals were entrusted to them, since they had more connections and resources and could find a professional construction team to repair courtyard houses.
These are all things that Chen Hong knows nothing about. From now on, Chen Hong only needs to wait to pay the money and doesn't have to worry about anything.
Chen Hong also contacted Fang Yitong's sister, Manager Fang, during this visit, and sold more than 50 pearls and two Melo pearls, earning more than 2.6 million yuan in cash.
Besides the money from selling beads, Chen Hong actually had about 4 million yuan left, enough to pay the full purchase price of the house in one go.
However, Chen Hong dared not flaunt her wealth too much. She was afraid that if the economic strength of the other two families differed too much, it would put psychological pressure on them, making it impossible to build a closer relationship and get along well.
Chen Hong stayed in Beijing for three days. On the afternoon of the third day, she got all the paperwork and the loan was approved. She would start repaying the loan next month.
Just at noon, Chen Hong received a call from Dr. Wu. After obtaining the invoice and paperwork for the property purchase, she went directly to Dr. Wu's traditional Chinese medicine shop.
Dr. Wu was very excited to see her. The test results for the honey came back, and the effective components it contained were more than five times higher than those of similar honey.
Moreover, it contains dozens of different varieties of nectar, and its nutritional content is more than ten times higher than that of other honeys.
What's even more valuable is that it contains a special active ingredient that has an excellent promoting effect on the metabolism of human cells.
In other words, this honey can improve the body's metabolism, and has a great auxiliary and promoting effect on body conditioning and disease treatment, and its beauty and skin care effects are even better.
Dr. Wu used Chen Hong's honey to make pills, and the test results were even more amazing. The active ingredients in the honey relatively improved the efficacy of the medicine, making the therapeutic effect of the prepared medicine even more significantly improved.
After hearing Dr. Wu's explanation, Chen Hong finally felt relieved. Honey simply has one more active ingredient than other wild honeys, meaning it can only be used as an adjunct treatment, not a direct cure.
This is a good result. It won't be noticed by others, so selling the honey in the space will be safe in the future. I won't have to keep so much honey stored in the space anymore, and I can sell it slowly in small quantities.
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