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The rewards can be substantial off plan property is priced to sell and allows for instant equity to be made by investors. Many property investors will only invest in off plan property as it allows them to buy multiple units which are often discounted by the builders. Often developers will give reassurances that indicate the planned selling price of each unit on completion. Some off plan property developments do not even have planning permission. Profits here can [url=http://www.maximoupgrade.com/hot.php]hollister[/url] be substantial but presents even more risk. The price of land is always cheaper without planning permission. Once permission has been granted the land is instantly worth more. This coupled with a building that is going up over time can make for a sound investment.
A builder that has constructed a few projects before and has experience can be a good indicator that a builder will forefill his obligations. Deposits that are held in an escrow account will always make investors feel more secure. Employing an independent lawyer to conduct due diligence for you is another option. Recently launched schemes such as the International Developer Information Pack (IDIP) can help protect those buying and [url=http://www.lcdmo.com/hollister.php]hollister co france[/url] selling off plan property by providing independent due diligence reports.
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