More than half of Jimmy's week-long vacation had passed, yet there hadn't been any information about the OPR investigation. No one had informed him, and calling directly to ask was also not an option, as Jimmy didn't know anyone from the OPR side.
Fortunately, just after Jimmy got back, he received a call from Peter who gave him a phone number for a brokerage firm the department worked with. It seemed his house hunt might be looking up.
Jimmy arranged a meeting with the broker, and the two chatted in a coffee shop next to Jimmy's apartment. The broker offered several options, all apartments they had information on; the ones in better locations were going for over $600,000, while the less pricey ones were around $200,000. Of course, these cheaper apartments were smaller and in less desirable locations.
