A house worth five or six million, and he was buying it on a whim, paying the full amount in a single payment.
Xu Yun's tone was as casual as if he were buying a head of cabbage.
This gave Jiang Peiyao an even deeper understanding of Xu Yun's wealth.
She remembered someone once telling her that things weren't always as they seemed.
Even though many rich people buy luxury homes, most of them only make a down payment and then slowly pay off a mortgage. Very few pay the full amount upfront.
For one, they felt tying up so much cash in a property wasn't a good use of capital; the rest of the money was better off invested elsewhere.
For another, they simply couldn't come up with that much cash at once.
So, the ones who could pay in full for a house were typically the extraordinarily wealthy—people who didn't bat an eye at spending a few million, or even tens of millions, in cash.
