"My surname is Wang."
Wang Ye smiled as he shook his hand.
"Hello, Mr. Wang. Just call me Old Wu. Little Hu said you wanted to buy an entire building, and specifically Building 7?"
Deputy General Manager Wu sat opposite Wang Ye and asked impatiently.
Wang Ye nodded and said readily, "Yes. If the price is right, I plan to buy Building 7 outright."
There were no purchase restrictions or anything like that in those days. As long as you had money, you could buy whatever you wanted!
In fact, the capital had even introduced policies that gave buyers a household registration along with a home purchase.
Unfortunately, even with such a huge incentive, not many people were buying homes...
Deputy General Manager Wu kept a calm expression, but his chest rose and fell slightly. He was clearly a little excited.
This development only had eight buildings in total. If they sold an entire building in one go, that would be a major deal!
He hurriedly said, "The price is negotiable. For a bulk purchase of an entire building, we can offer the appropriate discount. But, Mr. Wang, do you have a bank you know well enough to guarantee the loan?"
That question was very important!
In his view, this young man might be here on behalf of some property speculation group.
But property speculation groups were best at leveraging the biggest developments with the smallest amount of capital. They would only put up a small portion of the money themselves, while relying on bank loans for the vast majority.
That made their relationship with banks particularly important.
To get a loan, they needed collateral. Ordinary homebuyers used the homes they purchased as collateral.
They would pay a twenty or thirty percent down payment and finance the rest through the