Selling a house to raise a large amount of cash and lend it to someone else for interest was indeed a good idea.
Property prices in Peng Joe were a little higher than in the Federation, and the market was better too.
First of all, the Peng Joe Empire had a huge population. Officially, it claimed to have one hundred and fifty million people, but no one knew the exact number.
Its policy of encouraging childbirth meant that if people in this country did not want to shoulder heavy taxes, they had no choice but to grit their teeth and have children.
Fortunately, the state also intervened as the children grew up, so it actually did not have to spend too much money on them.
Secondly, for people from Peng Joe's Subordinate Countries, as well as from some nearby or more distant nations, this place was still very attractive.
Although it was a Feudal Dynasty, it also offered limited freedom.
Many people were actually unaccustomed to the kind of freedom found in the Federation. In the eyes of the mainstream groups across the world, the Federation's freedom was merely rebellious, not advanced or particularly outstanding.
Therefore, many people were willing to settle in the Peng Joe Empire. It was a powerful country that could give its people a strong sense of security.
This also meant that the real estate industry in the Peng Joe Empire was still far from saturated. As urban industrialization created a large number of jobs, the entire country was becoming much like the Federation.
It was in the midst of rapidly developing industry, with its population concentrating in the cities!
People needed to buy houses in the cities. They could not possibly come into the city to work in the morning, then return to the suburbs