Pomona City is the city with the second-highest asian population besides Los Angeles.
"Very good!"
Hunter was quite satisfied with this farm.
At this point in time, the price of agricultural land in the US was not particularly high.
The farm recommended by the agency had a total area of two hundred and ninety-seven acres.
According to the calculations back in Chinese, it was roughly equivalent to about one thousand eight hundred mu of land.
In the US, this could only be considered a small farm.
After all, in the US, farms with a total area exceeding ten thousand or even hundreds of thousands of acres were not uncommon.
However, this farm was only about fifty to sixty kilometers away from Los Angeles, the most prosperous metropolis in the US.
Transportation was very convenient, so he decided to take it all over.
Counting the previous owner's debts plus the agency's commission of over thirty thousand us dollars...
It would only cost around 1.7 million us dollars, which was still very good.
After all, it was freehold land that could be passed down forever.
As for the abundance of woodland and the government's logging restrictions, it meant nothing to Hunter.
He planned to buy this farm to settle the mother and daughter, Tali and Maggie.
Even being far from water sources didn't matter to him.
He could just dig a few deep ponds on the farm to store water later.
Hunter didn't even need help from others; with the help of his private space, he could do it himself with just a little time.
At that time, he could also take the opportunity to see if he could trigger new skills and gain some experience points.
Overall, Hunter was very satisfied with this farm.
As for the money, it was no longer an issue for him.
Previously, Hunter was worried that taking out so much money at once would easily attract the attention of the IRS.
But not long ago, he had communicated with the beautiful lockpicking master, Slater, in advance.
Nominally, Hunter would borrow five hundred thousand us dollars from her.
The rest would be resolved through a bank loan.
This was the plan provided to Hunter by the agency.
In the US, especially in states like California where agriculture is also developed...
Banks were willing to provide loans for agricultural land investment for three consecutive years with an ultra-low annual interest rate of only three percent.
In other words, to buy this farm...
Hunter only needed to put down thirty percent of the funds, which was about five hundred thousand us dollars.
The rest could be bought entirely using the bank's ultra-low interest loan.
Afterward, no matter who investigated, they wouldn't find any financial issues.
At most, they would just admire or secretly curse Hunter for living off a woman.
As for the five hundred thousand us dollar down payment, he naturally wouldn't actually let Slater pay it for him.
Although she could manage to produce that amount and was considered a bit of a wealthy woman...
Compared to the massive black money Hunter now controlled, it was naturally not worth mentioning.
He carefully checked the contract clause by clause.
Having mastered some legal knowledge through self-study, Hunter didn't find any loopholes or traps in the contract.
Thus, after waiting at the agency for the bank's representative to arrive, the three parties signed the contract together.
Hunter finally had some valuable assets under his name.
After taking over the farm, he wasn't in a hurry to go to Pomona City to receive it.
Nor was he in a hurry to tell Tali and Maggie.
Hunter planned to go there by himself in a couple of days to take a look.
Even though he didn't expect the farm to make money, it was still two hundred and ninety-seven acres—nearly one thousand eight hundred mu of land.
If he didn't plant or raise something...
The innate farming genes of a Blue person made Hunter feel like he was wasting a gift from heaven.
Besides, he also had to find something for Tali and Maggie to do.
What if the farm actually could make money?
With such thoughts and in a pretty good mood, Hunter didn't return to Slater's apartment until nightfall.
As soon as he approached the apartment, he quickly felt like he was being watched again.
This familiar feeling made Hunter very uncomfortable.
However, it was also within his expectations.
After all, among Charlie's team members, Hunter had left out Lyle, the computer expert with whom he had a good relationship, without getting rid of him.
As long as the police investigated their communication records afterward, it wouldn't be hard to find Lyle.
And once they found Lyle, it wouldn't be hard to track down Hunter.
He just wasn't sure if it was the Los Angeles Police Department or the FBI targeting him this time.
Hunter didn't have to wait long; after returning to Slater's place, he surprisingly found that Slater wasn't back yet.
Just as he was considering whether to take a shower first...
The doorbell rang, and upon opening the door, Hunter saw two men in plain clothes looking at him with serious expressions.
"Mr. Hunter Sun, right? These are our IDs."
"We have a few cases here that might be related to you based on a report."
"We need you to cooperate with us and go to the police station for investigation."
Hunter raised an eyebrow and then nodded indifferently. "No problem. My girlfriend isn't back yet; can I leave her a note first?"
The two plainclothes officers glanced at each other and nodded in agreement.
Hunter then went back into the room and, in front of them, wrote a note for Slater and placed it on the dining table.
The content of the note was also very simple.
It was just asking Slater to help him contact a designated lawyer later to meet him at the police station.
After doing all this, Hunter left Slater's apartment with the two plainclothes officers...
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