17-09-2012, 11:59 PM
anyone any opinion on this property fund? will this be a scam/treasure?
Trilink Property Fund, an investment fund product that pools investor contributions and then lend these funds to experienced and reputable property developersfor "seed capital," but only after having met the strict lending criteria laid down by the fund’s Investment Committee. Through this arrangement, an investor has a direct link to theunderlying mortgages held by the fund.
The Opportunity
The Funds offer a 10-14% total return yearly and a level of security in a way that has never existed before, maturity payable at the end of the investment term. Not only that, you will receive a bi-yearly payout. Fund and investor is assured through enforcement of a "Tripartite Protection Agreement" that reduces costs and fixed price contracts to developers, significantly reducing risk, and ensures completion of the development project. To make sure you have confidence and security in our property funds, an Australian Trustee regulated by ASIC is appointed to handle all fund matters.
Trilink Property Fund, an investment fund product that pools investor contributions and then lend these funds to experienced and reputable property developersfor "seed capital," but only after having met the strict lending criteria laid down by the fund’s Investment Committee. Through this arrangement, an investor has a direct link to theunderlying mortgages held by the fund.
The Opportunity
The Funds offer a 10-14% total return yearly and a level of security in a way that has never existed before, maturity payable at the end of the investment term. Not only that, you will receive a bi-yearly payout. Fund and investor is assured through enforcement of a "Tripartite Protection Agreement" that reduces costs and fixed price contracts to developers, significantly reducing risk, and ensures completion of the development project. To make sure you have confidence and security in our property funds, an Australian Trustee regulated by ASIC is appointed to handle all fund matters.