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mambi · 2011-02-10 22:36:33

Hey everyone, Does anyone have any dealings with 'easisteps'?

10-02-2011 11:36PM

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mambi

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Hey everyone,

Does anyone have any dealings with 'easisteps'?

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#2 11-02-2011 12:31PM

Victor

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I've not heard of them at all. My advice all along with such schemes has been to not part with any money until you receive independent legal advice - that is from a solicitor picked by you, not suggested by the builder / vendor / intermediary.

There are reports of at least one scheme where all the money disappeared.

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#3 27-04-2012 09:32PM

Dannyboy1987

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looking for more information on this if anyone has it

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#4 27-04-2012 10:15PM

StillWaters

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There are threads on here about the rent to buy concept if you have a search. At first glance the apartments look more expensive than those on the open Market. So you are paying a premium.

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