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If they do “get those bastards down here” then at least the “bastards” had a chance to see the land with their own eyes; if they don’t like the deal and they still buy it then who’s fault is that?
Given the current apparent onslaught of cancellations it’s no wonder it’s taking time for them to liquidate refunds!!
How come so many of you are buying this product over the phone? The excuse that the salesman convinced you to is really rather lame; if you can’t say no who’s fault is that? So now you want to cancel; who’s wasting who’s time here? Greed applies on both ends of this sale it would seem to me.
Presumably the refund policy is in the contract, I am reasonably certain that this is the case with most of the companies that have been discussed on this board. Buyers should read any contract they sign very carefully.In addition they need to be aware that if they have a problem with the property or anyone associated with the sale or development of the property they may have to litigate their case in a foreign country.
People who buy any property, sight unseen, from any company without a track record of developing property are taking a huge huge gamble. If they let the deadlines pass without inspecting their propery or seeking a refund than that is their problem not the developers.
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