Reborn Capital Madman

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There are no more than four types of scenes of pretending to be boyish: ordinary people do extraordinary things; extraordinary people do extraordinary things; extraordinary people do ordinary things; ordinary people do ordinary things.

I think many people should have noticed that Chapter OO89 "Managing a Million Dollar Fund but Living in a Tenement House" is an extraordinary person doing ordinary things.

If there are readers who are used to ordinary people doing extraordinary things and extraordinary people doing extraordinary things and find it uncomfortable, then please skip this chapter.

I would like to explain the following points regarding the comments from book friends:

1. Tenement houses are not considered slum areas, squatter areas are considered slum areas.

2. The real estate industry in Xiangjiang has an obvious cycle of ups and downs. When the protagonist appeared in the early 1970s, it was already beginning to rise sharply. Details such as the skyrocketing rents were described in the book, which reflected the property market at that time.

Therefore, as soon as the protagonist appears, he misses the bargain hunting opportunities in previous years.

3. The company's money should be the company's money; the protagonist's money should be his own money. This is the way to long-term development!

4. The so-called thousand-foot mansions in Xiangjiang are just a few bedrooms and living rooms with an area of ​​100 square meters in the mainland.

For the protagonist, it is self-evident what the real luxury house should be, and the price corresponding to the financial resources does not need to be said.

5. As of oo89 chapter "Managing a million-dollar fund but living in a tenement building", the protagonist's financial resources are indeed enough to purchase an ordinary self-service unit.

But at this stage, self-owned liquidity is the most urgent resource for the protagonist, and there is no need to occupy any of it.

6. The problem of the protagonist’s residence.

The protagonist is now in a "workaholic" state, and his residence is just a simple place to rest; when he first left the "Novice Village" wooden house area, he stayed in a free hotel arranged by the Yi family; then he chose a tenement house that suited his economic conditions; next, if

The protagonist will not spend more time thinking about this issue unless necessary.

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