The more exclusive a mansion, the higher the upfront costs. Money was pouring out like water from an open floodgate.
But Li Wei was enjoying every moment of it. With his accumulated prize money from multiple competitions and the remainder from his various commercial endorsements, his disposable savings had once again climbed steadily past the 10 million USD mark, even after paying for the house in full.
Of course, the property taxes and basic maintenance on the Long Island Manor, the rent for the Fortress City Apartments, the massive insurance and upkeep for his cars like the Koenigsegg and Cullinan, plus daily, dating, and social expenses... it all added up, burning through seven or eight hundred thousand USD a month. But—
The Fortress City Apartments had been nice, but it wasn't a home. It hadn't belonged to him; he was just a tenant.
No matter how expensive the annual property taxes and maintenance fees for this Long Island villa were, it was, after all, his first house.
