YALE PROPERTY SOLUTIONS - anyone have any experience with them?

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Any comments welcome! thanks in advance

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  • I'm wondering if they are anything like Members Alliance

  • Hi OP…Have you got any information about them?I also got an appointment with them.Is that worthy to join with a fee of 550 dollars?Thanks

    • It's not worth joining with them, there are many other companies out there, with similar service who don't charge membership fee, its crazy paying $770 or $550, for getting a service of lowering your home loan rates, sorting out your debts and creating wealth through property investment. If you don't understand the company's concepts than keep away, what it does is first you meet up with them and they will show you a presentation which all seems good at this moment with lot of information been shared and you are made to sign up your membership on that spot so that you can use they next service which is the financial professional who than looks at all your assets and liabilities to see if you are able to invest to buy new properties, if you cant or don't qualify their wont bother too much about you and don't intend to help you on any other aspects that you require, what happens next is you'll met their property specialist who will show you new properties that are not built which are only on paper and few pictures they'll show you and will tell you it has excellent growth rates / excellent ROI and you will be paying below the value price, which than if you go ahead they'll charge you a fee as a deposit and form a contract with you to purchase that property, before doing anything please do your homework first and be very smart about your decisions, as any people are falling into these promises with this company and find to be stuck in a hole of misleading information and promises and be in huge debts/or losses.

      • Thanks for the reply,but I already joined with them.You are correct,after the financial consultant visit no further communication,may be I am not qualified.Do I have any legal right to get the membership fee back?

  • I recently had someone come to my house from this company. I was very skeptical but decided to try it anyway. They told me that I could get my loans consolidated and mortgage interest down to around 4.5% to 5%
    And got it to 4.66%. I am speaking with someone regarding investing in a property on Monday.
    Hope this helps :)

    • Hi Skinny29 i just want to follow up on your meeting with Yale, did you get anything useful from them?
      Is there a charge?

      Many thanks for yoour help.

      Cheers,

      c

  • So they are charging you $550 for information you can get via google.com for free.

  • -2

    Ok ladies & Gents, I have been in this Industry for 15 yrs and I will give you some very valuable tips! If you have months/years and great networked contacts with all the relevant licenses and/or research memberships then you can absolutely buy an Investment property! Even if you don't have any of the above you can buy an investment property and so long as it's not 4 hrs away from a major town or city and has the correct infrastructure then you will have capital growth! Please excuse my tone but for most of your posts folks, you are right and you are also wrong!
    There are many companies like Yale that do spend a lot of $$ on learning and memberships for researching areas etc… And they are totally legitimate and have 100's of satisfied clients! There are also your "Cowboys" that are only in it for the $$ and fold after months or a year or two but charge clients $1000's in BS m'ships! For most companies in this industry a fee, call it commitment fee or membership fee of $275-$770 is the norm, as a Financial Planner can charge a lot more just for the info! BUT there are also companies in the industry that don't charge an upfront fee & only get paid by the developer/Builder & Financial institution, so they are more rare to come across!
    For most of you, receiving these call centre calls to save tax and reduce debt is annoying but investigate an appointment and be open to how they can help and if the company want more than $770 to help, then thank them politely and discontinue the appt! BUT for all of those people that think they can gain all the info they need on the Internet and free seminars don't be gullible as a percentage of those people will alway learn and never do anything or make a bad purchase and blame the system! If you don't want to lose 15-20yrs of growth and $$ then engage the appointment and ensure when a property is presented if it's an apartment ensure no more than 15-18km from the city, if a t/house then no more than 30km from the city and for House and Land further than 50km from a major town or the city is a no no… This is all new or off the plan as its all about efficiency folks, re:tax savings, stamp duty saving and most of all depreciation opportunity!
    Happy to hear your feed back… Happy investing all!

  • Beware of these scammers. Do not give any bank details or creditcard details to these fraudsters. You will absolutely get nothing from them.

    • Hey I am looking to sign on with these guys - can you please elaborate on your dealings with them? Would love to know where they failed you

  • If you think other people care about your future more than you fair enough go sign up with businesses like Yale. If you want to take control of your own future then spend time learning about compound interest, benefits of paying extra into your mortgage etc.

    I work in the financial sector and I can tell you we are only interested in our own income and sales targets we have to meet. As you hear in the media constantly, we cross the line because we no longer know where the line is. It's impossible for us to have the best interests for our customers as well as for our shareholders and for our own pockets. Someone has to be the loser.

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