For years, low interest rates fuelled a big-city condo-flipping frenzy. Profits got bigger and condos got smaller. Now the bubble has popped, leaving behind thousands of unsellable, unlivable units.
I think you’re going after a (yes greedy) victim. It seems like the developers are the truly greedy people here. Hell they haven’t built shit, and now they are suing the people they’ve already conned?
They are selling something that isn’t built based on investments. They go super cheap on what they put in it, and if you can’t purchase because you don’t have enough money (yes shame on you), they sue you AND keep the money you put in. They are not just building the place and selling it at a price.
I think you’re going after a (yes greedy) victim. It seems like the developers are the truly greedy people here. Hell they haven’t built shit, and now they are suing the people they’ve already conned?
Zero sympathy for anybody who owns investment properties. Zero sympathy for landlords.
They should have gone into it with the understanding that no investment has a guarantee of positive returns.
That’s how investing has always worked.
Investing is just like any other form of gambling, if you can’t afford to lose the game, you shouldn’t be playing.
The promoters are just building the place and selling it at a price. The other dude is trying to manipulate the market with unethical tactics.
They are selling something that isn’t built based on investments. They go super cheap on what they put in it, and if you can’t purchase because you don’t have enough money (yes shame on you), they sue you AND keep the money you put in. They are not just building the place and selling it at a price.