King of the Wilderness

Chapter 510: Chapter 278: Top Real Estate Agent (Part 2)

What Matty provided was the professional "arts", whereas what Brian provided was the apex "power" of the pyramid.

It’s the kind of absolute authority that with a single phone call, can mobilize top-tier resources, making things simple and efficient.

Lin Yu’an sincerely said, "Then, thank you, Brian."

Brian nodded slightly, accepting this gratitude.

The meeting was finally over.

The panic and greed before the meeting were replaced by more professional planning and ambition for the future.

After experiencing the first distribution of war spoils, the alliance of four people had transformed from a temporary speculative crew into a machine with clear division of labor, extremely efficient.

Lin Yu’an was responsible for providing the script and direction.

Brian was responsible for providing the highest level of capital and power endorsement.

Scoot was responsible for execution and resource integration within the entertainment industry.

And Matty was responsible for equipping this machine with the most robust legal and tax armor, ensuring every harvest returned to the barn smoothly.

A ghost warship spanning Hollywood and Wall Street hoisted its mainsail at this moment!

After the screen went dark, the study room fell into absolute silence.

Lin Yu’an didn’t get up immediately; he sat quietly, replaying the entire process and information of the meeting in his mind.

Matty’s tax plan was meticulously feasible, and Brian’s network resources timely and effective. The operational efficiency of this alliance exceeded his initial expectations.

He knew very well that transactions involving assets like the Giant Stone River Heritage Ranch were far from ordinary real estate transactions.

They involve complex historical issues, interstate legal differences, and even direct contention with local powerful families.

Billy Kingcade, recommended by Brian, was the key figure to unravel this complex knot.

Even with Brian’s recommendation, he must demonstrate sufficient strength and professionalism to gain real recognition from the other party, thereby taking the leading position in the cooperation.

Suddenly, the screen of the laptop lit up with an email notification.

He opened his email and found the corresponding message, with no superfluous greeting, straight to the core: "Lin, concerning the Giant Stone River Heritage Ranch acquisition case, refer to the files in the email attachment."

The email contained two encrypted PDF files—exactly the documents he needed, unassailable in format, wording, and legal detail.

Almost simultaneously, another new email arrived.

The sender was Brian Lorde’s assistant, signifying that the alliance’s power center had also completed its task.

"Mr. Lin,

Mr. Brian has completed the call with Mr. Billy Kingcade. Mr. Kingcade has confirmed the matter and will adjust his schedule, expected to contact you within an hour.

Good luck."

Lin Yu’an downloaded the two PDF files to his desktop and then closed the email interface.

He didn’t wait in the study but took his coffee cup and went downstairs. Everything was ready; what he needed to do was wait for the other party’s contact.

In the living room, the firelight from the fireplace was warm and peaceful.

About forty minutes later, the encrypted satellite phone rang on time. The caller ID showed a number from Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

As soon as the call connected, a steady and powerful voice came from the other end, with that distinctive Western United States hoarse accent, carrying professional courtesy.

"Hello, I am Billy Kingcade. Mr. Brian Lorde mentioned you to me."

"Mr. Kingcade, thank you for your call. I think our time is valuable, so we can get straight to the point."

"Certainly," Billy Kingcade seemed unsurprised by this efficient way of communication and even somewhat appreciated it, "Brian said you are interested in large ranches in the West, specifically referred to as..."

"The Giant Stone River Heritage Ranch." Lin Yu’an directly stated the target without a trace of hesitation.

There was a momentary pause on the other end of the line. The precise mention of this target’s name clearly made Kingcade realize that this was not some aimless inquiry.

Lin Yu’an didn’t give him much time to think and continued, "I have a preliminary acquisition intention, and before moving to a deeper discussion, I think it’s necessary to first show you my earnest sincerity in purchasing."

"You can check your email to ensure our communication is established on a real and efficient basis."

During the call, Lin Yu’an had already sent the two PDF files, which Matty Singh’s team had long prepared, to Billy Kingcade’s email, copied by Brian’s assistant.

"Alright, please hold on."

The other end of the line fell into brief silence, only light mouse-clicking sounds could be heard.

This short pause was a crucial moment for information exchange and strength assessment.

Lin Yu’an waited quietly, yet in his mind clearly surfaced the details of those two documents.

The first one was a "Non-Binding Letter of Intent," drafted by the "Northern Light Trust Foundation" registered in the British Virgin Islands, fully compliant with the legal norms of Wyoming and Montana. Professionally rigorous, flawless.

The second was the crucial "Asset Validity Certification," proving that the aforementioned Foundation possessed no less than 300 million dollars in verifiable liquid funds. This money was precisely the spoils of war he managed to secure without losing a single hair.

"... Mr. Lin?"

About half a minute later, Billy Kingcade’s voice rang again, pulling Lin Yu’an out of reminiscing about the documents.