In the next few days, Qian Chunhua entrusted her child to Zheng Hua's care, and she took Zheng Lin with her and plunged into the dental clinic.
I looked through all the houses in the west and south of the city listed in the brokerage's book.
In the end, she bought six houses with three courtyards and five houses with two courtyards. Her plan was to live in one of the houses with three courtyards herself.
The remaining five seats were occupied by Qingsong, Qingfeng, Xiaoling and Xiaowu respectively. Xiaowu couldn't let her mother down in vain. She really treated Xiaowu as her daughter.
Qian Chunhua bought those two-story houses for investment. She believed that once the news of the prince's victory came back, the price of these houses would not be as high as before.
In addition to the house, Qian Chunhua also bought six shops and a restaurant, so he could use them to do business or collect rent in the future.
She planned to divide the six shops among her four children, and give the remaining two to herself and her younger brother, one each.
Qian Chunhua plans to use the remaining restaurant to open a shop specializing in selling antique soups.
In addition, Qian Chunhua also bought a farm on the outskirts of the capital, about five kilometers away from the capital.
This farm covers a large area, with about ten hectares of fertile farmland. It is surrounded by a bluestone wall, which is both solid and simple.
The layout of the manor is well-organized, with a simple manor house in the center, featuring blue bricks, black tiles, flying eaves and pointed corners, which looks steady and dignified from a distance.
Behind the 㹏 house is a small hill full of trees and flowers. On the top of the hill, there is a row of wooden houses.
Outside the wooden house is an observation deck, and inside there are accommodation rooms.
There are two hot spring pools enclosed behind the wooden planks. It is warm like spring all year round. It is a pity that the water level in the first hot spring pool has dropped seriously and it is no longer possible to take a bath.
On the southwest side of the manor are the tenant farmers' residences. In front of the residences is a wide threshing ground. At this autumn harvest season, the golden rice should have covered the entire threshing ground, but the climate was unfavorable that year and no grain was harvested from the fertile fields.
When Qian Chunhua saw this farm, she fell in love with it at first sight, especially the two hot springs, which made her determined to buy it.
Finally, all the properties were acquired, and Qian Chunhua had almost spent all the silver that Dong Yishan had lent him, a total of 300,000 taels.
The farm alone cost 80,000 taels of silver, and the three-story restaurant, Zuiyuexuan, also cost 80,000 taels.
Only these two things cost a lot of money, and there are not many other houses and shops.
Qian Chunhua did not touch the silver notes given by Lu Qing and the prince. It seemed that he would not be able to use them. The housing prices in the capital were lower than he expected.
Putting their silver notes aside, Qian Chunhua counted the remaining silver in his hands. After buying all these things, he still had 28,000 taels of silver left.
This does not include the gold that Princess Yongning had rewarded him with.
The need to make money was urgent. After all, he still owed Dong Qishan 300,000 taels of silver, and this money had to be repaid.
Thinking of the money owed, Qian Chunhua suddenly remembered that on the day Qingfeng and the others were kidnapped, the Dong family had planned to leave immediately.
At that time, Madam Dong gave him a purse. When the incident of Dong Cong and Qingfeng being abducted happened that day, he had no time to check what was in the purse.
I forgot about it later and only suddenly remembered it now.
Qian Chunhua took out the purse from the space, opened it and saw that, as expected, there were still banknotes inside.
She counted it twice and confirmed the amount of the silver notes, which was thirty thousand taels.
The Dong family was really good to her family. Maybe she thought they were leaving at that time, so she left such a large sum of money for her because she was worried about her future and wanted to help her more.
Qian Chunhua took note of the money and planned to find a way to return it later.
In this way, he had more than 58,000 taels of silver in his hands, but he also had foreign debts of 330,000 taels. All of these foreign debts were borrowed from the Dong family. He did not have to face too much debt and could only face the Dong family alone.
Although he owed so much money, Qian Chunhua didn't take it to heart. He ate and drank as he pleased, and didn't try to save money or live frugally.
After all, you won't save much money by living frugally.
The most important thing is to increase revenue; just cutting costs will not work.
However, there is no rush to open up new sources of income. The most important thing now is to clean up the house and move out of the post house.
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