I like all developers but I trust none. Goes with the trade I'm afraid. Once I get legal confirmation that everything they have told me can be proved and that they are actually offering a good investment while making money themselves too, then I like them a lot more.

Regarding this development, I like it. But until I get the legal report back I'm afraid that is as much as I'll move.

I'm not sure if you are buying directly from the developers - who did you buy from? However even if you aren't, with all due respect, the same way I wouldn't want you trying to cut my company out of the loop to save money on an investment deal we'd brought to your attention, I also don't think it would be correct to do it to another agency (providing they have acted above board and given you sound advice of course).

The Due Diligence you have received. Have you read it? Is it in English? Read it carefully - not because I'm suspicious of this development but the amount of times that buyers (and agents) receive a piece of paper stamped "due diligence" and just put it in the filing cabinet without reading it would surprise you.

Not all DDR are positive, others while positive also highlight important information about the development that could change your mind with regards to your opinion about the property you are buying.

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Yes, I work for a Real Estate company doing market research and analysis but I'm not involved in sales.

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