A hug between men, a thank you. Everything was understood without a word.
After negotiating the price, Yi Anguo no longer needed to worry about the specifics. Ding Jing would review the contract for any issues, and the developer was responsible for managing the procedures. When it was time to sign, Yi Anguo would have Ding Jing look it over first, and he would only sign if everything was in order.
The New Year's bells of 2005 finally rang, and the handover for the entire fourth phase of Blue Coast was complete. It was now officially open for public rental.
Since these were new properties for rent, the property management company handled the rentals directly, which included showing the apartments to prospective tenants. As an incentive, the commission, equivalent to half a month's rent, was waived.
Furthermore, since Blue Coast was a well-known residential community, the public listings attracted many prospective tenants.
