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One rule of prudency state that if something sounds too good to be true then it probably isn't. Wouldn't go near that with two barge poles.smej said:I have considered property but been put off with the ever increasing costs and general hassle involved. Instead i have come across a developer offering between 10 and 15% returns on money lent to him.
Yeah, right!smej said:He guarantees the rate and repays the money after 12 months.
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I wouldn't trust them further than I could throw them - and I've a bad back.MEM62 said:
One rule of prudency state that if something sounds too good to be true then it probably isn't. Wouldn't go near that with two barge poles.smej said:I have considered property but been put off with the ever increasing costs and general hassle involved. Instead i have come across a developer offering between 10 and 15% returns on money lent to him.
Yeah, right!smej said:He guarantees the rate and repays the money after 12 months.
Been buying & selling loads of houses since early 1970s. They seem to have an unpleasant odor. Avoid!0
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