Three billion seemed like a fortune, but it was surprisingly easy to spend.
First, Lin Chu paid for the land—290 million to Famous Group.
And 203 million for the plot in Zeng City.
After a moment of thought, Lin Chu also settled the remaining 600 million balance for the golf club, paying Famous Group in full ahead of schedule.
For one, he wanted the peace of mind that came with being debt-free.
Second, he was now in complete control of the club, so he no longer needed the debt as a form of leverage.
Third, Zhou Ming had an 800-million-yuan loan due next month, and these three payments combined would be enough for him to cover it.
He decided to settle all these transaction-related funds first.
Otherwise, he would have had to give Zhou Ming a personal loan anyway.
A personal loan would have earned him interest, but business was business.
It was better to keep things clean by resolving the business matters before dealing with personal favors.
