Rental Guarantee issues with Atlantia Mojon Hills

I have purchased two properties at Mojon Hills through Atlantia with a 5% retrospective rental guarantee. The rent is now due but it is proving difficult to get rental payment or contact Atlantia.

Has anybody had the same experience?

Atlantia Mojon Hills (Rental issues)
19 April 2011 @ 13:27

Hi all,

Can anybody help me with some advice and information please?

I have purchased two properties from Atlantia at the beginning of 2010. As part of the arrangement the properties were to be handed back to Atlantia in return for a rental guarantee (5% of the property value) to be paid annually in arrears. The problem is now that the rent is due, there is none forthcoming and Atlantia are proving difficult to contact.

Has anybody had any similar experiences with Atlantia?

thanks

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10 Comments

Guy said:
19 April 2011 @ 17:11

Suggest you post on the Mojon Hill Community Forum

Brendan123 said:
19 April 2011 @ 17:33

Thanks for the suggestion. I have just posted on the Mohon Hills Community forum.

B

amran said:
26 April 2011 @ 01:05

hi brendon,
i have had the same problem regarding rental garentee.
i have a few suggestions maybe we can both benefit by a conversation via phone.
07940921822.
lets talk,
regards

rent guarantees said:
26 May 2011 @ 15:59

You should check the properties before you buy. You can check if it is in a good quality and a very nice place. It helps you to decide whether you will buy it or not.

Brendan123 said:
26 May 2011 @ 16:19

The properties were checked out. Atlantia did not follow through with their commitments.

Rent Guarantees said:
16 June 2011 @ 20:01

Last month, we reported on a plan by a group of rental guarantee companies to develop a blacklist of renters delinquent with payments. This would presumably help landlords screen potential tenants for scofflaws.

plumbing said:
18 June 2011 @ 10:57

I have never been in Atlantia. But, I suggest that you should always be alert and observe the property. Thanks !

Playmobil said:
24 June 2011 @ 12:28

If you have kids and you need a new place to live in, it is wise to rent home first before trying to purchase one. You must face the fact that when you are new in a specific location you must give yourself a chance to adjust to the culture of the place especially if you are migrating to another state.

Double Glazing said:
09 July 2011 @ 17:15

It would be better to check out the place first and try to be familiar with the places. Try to fit in, and feel the place. Also, look for near landmarks around your place like school, malls, food chains and the transportation.