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Kevin Dias
  • Investor
  • Allen, TX
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Rent To Retirement Ad is Bait and Switch?

Kevin Dias
  • Investor
  • Allen, TX
Posted

I regularly listen to the BP Podcast with David and Rob and for months an Ad has been running about 2.9% Financing from Rent to Retirement. It sounded too good to be true, but I thought I should check it out. I expected that they would tell me it was a short term thing, and the rate would go up after a year or two. When I had my meeting with Matthew Seyoum from RTR, I mentioned why I contacted them. He asked me where I heard the Ad and then said "Oh that was a limited time program where a builder was offering that incentive." He further informed me that the program was over a while ago and the rates are more in line with prevailing rates. That was over a month ago, but I heard the Ad again today on the BP Podcast. BP, please pull the Ad, it is hurting your credibility, especially you Rob, since it is you narrating it. 

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