Thankfully for him, the house's owner was fairly eager to sell, having had a major business venture fall through, requiring him to sell the new mansion he'd had built, in order to recover without losing much, and gladly negotiated with Draiss to far less than his original asking price, having inflated it due to how new it was. He's a little apprehensive about how human Draiss looks, but the obvious shows of wealth reassure him and put any thoughts of racism out of his mind, quickly. He does his best to pitch the house, including pointing out that it's already furnished, discussing how one of the bedrooms could be converted to a slave's room, if he desired, among other things. Taking out another bedroom would also give him plenty of space to put in the stairway to the roof, without disrupting the rest of the house, and still leave the master bedroom for himself.