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#1 User is online   getdoon_weebobby 

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Posted 19 May 2009 - 09:23 AM

http://www.realworld...t/ddl/ddl2.html

The Domaine de Lavagnac is our most exciting investment opportunity to date. It combines luxury homes with modern architecture; an 18 Hole Championship Golf Course & Clubhouse and a luxurious 1000m2 Spa.

The Deal Explained

International Golf & Spa Resort in the South of France
5 Star Hotel within in a 400 Year Old French Châteaux
Own a 2 to 3 Bedroom Property from Only €20,000 Outlay
7% Guaranteed Annual Income for 25 years
Receive 7% Annual Interest on Deposit During Construction
19.6% VAT (TVA) Paid by the Developer
All Purchase & Closing Cost Paid by Developer (Saving in excess of €21,000)
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Posted 19 May 2009 - 09:52 AM

I recommend the developer approaches a psychiatrist for help. These incentives seem MAD, MAD, MAD. The poor devils will self destruct on their philanthropy. As an investor seeking a lifestyle choice I feel obliged to let this one slip away. It would be wrong to take advantage.

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Posted 19 May 2009 - 11:18 AM

The phrases "Nothing else to pay for 25 years" and "95% French Motgages available" seem a bit inconsistent.

I suppose what they are saying is that you take out a mortgage yourself for the remaining sum (if 20,000 is 5% then 380,000 euros) and the rental income will cover the mortgage plus a return of 7%.

Seems a "little" expensive for 2/3 bedroom appartments and if it all goes tits up you're down the shitter.

There can't still be mugs out there falling for this crap can there ?

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Posted 19 May 2009 - 03:51 PM

View Postgetdoon_weebobby, on May 19 2009, 10:23 AM, said:

http://www.realworld...t/ddl/ddl2.html

The Domaine de Lavagnac is our most exciting investment opportunity to date. It combines luxury homes with modern architecture; an 18 Hole Championship Golf Course & Clubhouse and a luxurious 1000m2 Spa.

The Deal Explained

International Golf & Spa Resort in the South of France
5 Star Hotel within in a 400 Year Old French Châteaux
Own a 2 to 3 Bedroom Property from Only €20,000 Outlay
7% Guaranteed Annual Income for 25 years
Receive 7% Annual Interest on Deposit During Construction
19.6% VAT (TVA) Paid by the Developer
All Purchase & Closing Cost Paid by Developer (Saving in excess of €21,000)


:lol:

What if the luxury property you're buying for 400k Euros with a 380k Euro mtge is only worth £100k?

What if you don't get a 7% gteed rental income? (as if!)

What if the company goes bust with your 20k deposit or before you've had your 25 yrs worth of annual income?

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Posted 21 May 2009 - 02:32 PM

And don't forget the service charges they will charge for 25yrs that you won't be able to escape ;)
How much are "residents" going to have to pay for the upkeep of such a quality development, including a golf course ? Seen this so many times before. They will rip off the customer with charges.
And if you think 400K euros is fine for a 2 bed in the middle of nowhere then fill yer boots :D :D

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