- Report: #385013
Complaint Review: Intelivest
| Intelivest www.intelivest.com
Baltimore, Maryland U.S.A. |
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Intelivest Is Commiting Mortgage Fraud, Walk Away!!! Stole Money Baltimore Internet
*Consumer Comment: In Reply to Intelivest
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In Reply to Intelivest
AUTHOR: Rickydriver - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, March 01, 2009
I bought 1 investment property from Intelivest in 2004 and they were very honest and up front with me. On the 2nd property I tried buying in 2008 - they did keep my deposit money after I couldnt close on the property -- YES, I was very upset to lose my $500 deposit but they were within their guidelines according to the contract i signed. And even though they said they would apply my deposit to another property in the future - I dont know if I'll ever be buying an investment property from anybody given how hard it is to get financing
As unhappy as I was to lose my hard earned deposit - it was my fault since I couldnt get financing. But I will say they didnt do anything dishonest against me and I would do business with them again - but I would make sure I had a financing contingency in the contract.
As with any real estate firm -- or with any company in general -- do your homework and even if you think financing isnt going to be a problem - try to get a financing contingency or an exit out of the contract if you ever change your mind.
Rick

