I thought he was a Nigerian Prince!

I sat wondering what he could possibly cheat me with, if HE was paying ME .Then my son showed me this article http://insiderealestate.heraldtribune.com/2013/11/04/nigerian-rental-deposit-scam-hits-sarasota/

If the Nigerian's are so hell bent on getting me to believe some long lost dead relative left $48M in an account and they are contacting me to split it with me, I'm sure they catch a few greedy fools too.

Like with a nigerian scammer, dont even acknowledge.

None of the language has industry standard terms and has that “foreigner” (think Nigerian) use of the English language and terms.No points or large fees are Ever paid when seeking a Legitimate home loan.

LOL  No lender lends 100% to someone they met on the internet.the English is not lender speak its dumb ed down to trick those who don't really know how lending works.NO ONE offers unsecured Loans  again just Fraud scam.. think the Nigerian prince scams.. 

Not only is there so such thing as a "loan insurance fee", the other language/grammar in the email reeks of Nigerian style scams.

@Chiquita Mcgill   this is nothing more than a Nigerian type scamthink it through .. unless you personally have a ton of liquidity and experience there is no lender on the planet that is going to loan you 2.5 million regardless of rate.and there is no lender on the planet that gives out 2.5 mil dollar unsecured loans. 

Is the foreign investor a Nigerian who recently won the lottery? 

Also nice to see another fellow Nigerian.