Post by capscarlet on Jun 21, 2017 7:43:52 GMT
I've seen a number of assured rentals on this site and in my view they are misleading.
What is not clear (although it is hidden in the materials) is that the valuation is presented on a commercial basis. This valuation is materially higher than a normal 'retail' valuation. This is all well and good if you are happy with the returns they deliver. However, getting your money back on exit would also be dependent on the property being sold as a commercial proposition (presumably with a tennant in situ). If it cannot then a loss is almost a certainty.
Caveat emptor.
What is not clear (although it is hidden in the materials) is that the valuation is presented on a commercial basis. This valuation is materially higher than a normal 'retail' valuation. This is all well and good if you are happy with the returns they deliver. However, getting your money back on exit would also be dependent on the property being sold as a commercial proposition (presumably with a tennant in situ). If it cannot then a loss is almost a certainty.
Caveat emptor.
