Mr. Vaudric explained the meaning behind Lynch's answer to Sevillera in a serious manner. At first, Sevillera only thought that it was interesting. She even thought that it was only a matter of time before she figured it out. She only needed a little more time to figure it out.
However, as Mr. Vaudric explained more and more, the questions involved became more and more complicated. When he began to talk about geopolitics and international politics, Sevillera realized how terrifying Lynch's answer was.
Mr. Vaudric's purpose of doing this was not to let his girl fall in love with such a guy. He just didn't want Sevillera to be curious. If she wasn't curious, there was no need for them to continue dating. As long as they didn't continue dating, they wouldn't become lovers.
"Lynch is a very special young man. He is very outstanding, but his excellence is different from our common definition of excellence!"
"It's like when we praise a strong opponent, we don't hesitate to give him some compliments. However, no matter how much we praise him, he is still an enemy. Do you understand what I mean?"
Vaudric looked at the girl, looking directly into her eyes. The girl bit her lip and nodded. "I think I understand …"
Mr. Vaudric smiled and stroked the girl's soft hair. "Lynch is very good, but he is not suitable for you. If he doesn't fall in love with you, but you fall in love with him, it is destined to be a tragedy …"
He then withdrew his hand. "Alright, go and rest. It's getting late."
After watching his daughter leave, Mr. Vaudric's wife came over. She grabbed Mr. Vaudric's hand with a complicated expression. "Isn't this too cruel?"
"I'm just doing it for her own good!"
It was a sentence that had been heard too many times, but it was also the truth.
On the other hand, Lynch did not leave immediately after the celebration. He stayed in Bupain for four days before returning to Saibin.
During these four days, he met many people, attended three informal cocktail parties, five salons, and talked a lot.
His radical speech at the Mr. President's celebration had begun to spread, and some of the most radical of radicals had begun to contact him to talk of doing something amazing in the world that was about to open up.
From the moment he came into contact with these radicals, Lynch actually felt a lack of confidence. It was precisely because of this lack of confidence that they were eager to prove themselves in the international community. This included the Imperial Army and the Imperial Navy.
The people in the military were also very unconfident. Perhaps they themselves were not sure if they could bear the heavy responsibility of leading the Federation to a faraway place if they had to decide the fate of the country in military.
This kind of lack of confidence that they were eager to prove to the Federation and the international community that they could actually do everything they needed to do had turned these people into radicals.
In short, during this period of time, Lynch had been wandering among these people. He had now gained some fame among the radicals. Many people knew that there was such a young man in his early twenties who went around talking about the fallacy of plundering powerful countries.
After returning to Saibin from Bupain, two things immediately came to his door.
The first thing was that Adelaide was willing to meet with him. Given that Lynch had left a deep impression on the President, and that he had met a lot of important people in Bupain over the past few days, Adelaide felt that there were some things that could be discussed, and there was no need to go through some middlemen to talk about it.
This was the advantage of having a good reputation. If Lynch wanted to talk to Adelaide, he would need to find a middleman to mediate the relationship. Then, people would have a bad impression of Adelaide, and even the Governor would become an unlikable character. Using an idiot as a subordinate, there would always be someone else who would be an idiot!
Lynch did not even need to find a middleman to meet with the president, but he needed to meet with a governor's aide. Was his status higher than the president's?
In addition to this matter, Vivian had temporarily taken a leave of absence. She was going through the divorce procedures with Gap. It would take some time to divide the assets, and some other responsibilities, which would take some time to complete, or to make these results legally effective.
Divorcing Gap was a good way to avoid being implicated. This was actually proposed by Gap himself. When he was imprisoned, he asked to see Vivian once, and then said this request.
If they divorced, and the assets and responsibilities were completely divided, once Gap was tried and punished, it would not affect Vivian and their children. This was very important.
The most important things in this society were nothing more than money and power. They had no power, and if they lost their money, Vivian and their children would have a hard time in the future.
Although the relationship between the husband and wife had become a lot colder, when Gap said such a request, Vivian still softened a little.
She had been dealing with this matter for the past few days. Because she had to divide the assets and debts in a reasonable way, Vivian, who was now free, had to do it herself. She did not have time to work for Lynch for the time being.
In addition to this news, there was another piece of news that Lynch found interesting.
Mr. Hart, who had obtained the land of the club from him, had already started the first round of publicity. He came up with a very gimmicky idea — rent-back purchase fee.
If Lynch had not experienced certain things in the other world, perhaps he would have been attracted by this idea. However, he had experienced too many things, and at a glance, he could tell that Mr. Hart seemed to want to make a profit and run away.
He had exaggerated the price to the public. In short, the price of a 60-square-meter apartment was about 50,000 yuan. This price was obviously higher than the price of the nearby land. Not to mention, this was an apartment that was specially rented to the poor. This price was obviously unreasonable and too high.
However, he had come up with a very interesting gimmick, which was the rent-back. The investors did not need to worry about whether the apartment would be rented or not. From the day it was built, even if someone moved in, Hart's company would start paying the investors the rent.
In his project book, he listed some data provided by the Saibin City Government. The Saibin City Government would provide 75 yuan a month for people who had difficulties in housing to rent this kind of apartment that was registered with the government.
In addition to the rent paid by the residents themselves, each apartment would receive about 95 to 125 yuan a month. If the median value was removed, the monthly rent for an apartment would be 110 yuan.
One thousand two hundred and ten yuan a year, that would be 12,100 yuan for ten years. With an annual increase of 5%, the total income of the apartment rental would be about 17,000 to 18,000 yuan.
Now, as long as the investor spent 50,000 yuan to purchase the apartment, Mr. Hart would immediately refund the rental cost for the next ten years. Moreover, the investor would have all the rights to the apartment.
If the investor were to spend 50,000 yuan to purchase an apartment of about 60 square meters, it was obviously not worth it. After all, the apartment was roughly worth 30,000 yuan.
Now that they could save nearly 20,000 yuan and get all the rights to the apartment, the investors began to be interested.
Then, Mr. Hart took out the second trump card. Six years after the completion of the project, the investor could sell the apartment back to Mr. Hart at the original price, which was 50,000 yuan. If the investor was not willing to sell, he could continue to keep the apartment.
To put it simply, this project would ensure a steady income. As long as the investor was in, he would definitely make a profit.
The reason was very simple. Buy an apartment for 30,000 yuan and sell it back to Mr. Hart for 50,000 yuan six years later. This was equivalent to an additional income of about 3,000 yuan a year. For many ordinary families, this was equivalent to a person's salary. This project was very tempting.
Of course, there were also people who wondered how Mr. Hart would make money. They were curious if he would lose money by doing this. However, Mr. Hart used a method that was difficult for the public to understand to tell them that not only would he not lose money by doing this, but he would also make money.
First of all, the sufficient cash flow would allow him to earn a portion of the profits. Second, compared to the current price, the housing prices would definitely rise in the future. He said decisively and boasted that in six years, these apartments would sell for at least 70,000 to 80,000 yuan. At that time, he would use 50,000 yuan to buy these apartments. At least, he would not lose money.
As the apartments continued to appreciate, he would only earn more and more. Moreover, his community service company would also earn management fees and so on. This was also not a small amount of income.
In addition, he also very "stupidly" and "sincerely" explained the actual content of this project, which was to use the investor's money to make money.
He would take the majority of the money earned, and the investor would take the minority.
This frank attitude really attracted a lot of attention for a while. Many people were lining up to get one or two apartments from him. No one knew where the Federation would go next.
Even though the new president said it very nicely, it was still difficult for people to make a judgment. At this time, investing money in a business that would definitely make a profit to preserve its value was undoubtedly in line with the middle-class concept of financial management.
A large number of middle-class people had invested their rapidly depreciating funds into this project. Some had invested in one or two apartments, while others had invested in more than a dozen apartments. Some had even sold their houses and taken out loans to invest in Mr. Hart's project.
When Mark talked about this matter, he seemed a little proud and boastful. "I've met Hart a few times. He knows me and respects me. I just said that I had a friend who wanted it, and he sold ten apartments to me …"
After hearing this, Lynch could not help but say, "I also have a plan here. Maybe you'll be more interested!"