All Forum Posts by: Michael Tal

 Development will start in the 2nd quarter of 2019 but won't finish until late 2021 I believe. Even then I don't think it will be viable for people to start living there since plans for an airport haven't been started yet and that will take longer.

 Saudi Arabia but in their upcoming city NEOM that'll be built north-west. 

 How come? My team and I are currently working on a property development project in an Arab country and the figures seem extremely good.

 Sure thing

 Try getting to know some people on this website I suppose, although that's not how I met my team. If you want, I could introduce you to them. We're always looking for new members as it's mutually beneficial.

For someone who has spent their whole adulthood in prison, I definitely would think twice about renting out to him. However, on the other hand he could be a felon who will pay his rent on time and not cause any trouble simply because he understands it's especially hard for him to find someplace else to live.

 This is something that I honestly despise. The amount of young newcomers who approach me with "this amazing deal they just got their hands on but need financing" is getting out of hand. 

Never forget that YOU are the landlord and therefore a lot of the power in your property is up to you. The property managers are working for YOU. Don't give them that much authority over your property, if you want them to start searching for tenants while the property is still being worked on, then make them do so. It's understandable that they are under the impression that prospective tenants will be put off by the fact that they can't see the finished project, however, you don't want to start the search for tenants too late and lose out on rental income for months. In this industry, you can't be a push-over, whether that involves contractors or property managers, you need to remember that every decision is ultimately up to you. I'd suggest to tell them to start holding viewings already and if they decide not to, I'm sure there are enough property managers who'd gladly replace them.

Definitely not normal, I wouldn't necessarily call the company you work for fraudulent, however they are obviously incompetent. There is no work experience worth gaining there, try find another prospect if possible. 

Contact a mortgage broker, I'm sure they could arrange something for you. It also avoids the hassle of going through different financing options to find the one suitable for you.