El blog de Maria

RuthG said:
26 May 2011 @ 12:02

Maria, is this for people who have bought off plan and their houses have not been built. Does it mean that people who put down a 50,000 euro deposit and have been through court with a verdict in their favour, would be looking at a re-sale house valued at 50,000 + interest. Surely they won't get their dream house at 50,000 if that was 40% of the total value of their initial house. Have you actually taken the banks to court regarding their bank guarantees under Law 57/68 and if so what has been the result? Are they refusing the court order?

What about the people whose houses were built when they bought but official problems meant they were never handed over?

Are the banks actually the owners of all these houses that people have put their deposit on? If so surely the banks are winning they are the ones with the most power and if your scheme works then surely you are playing into their hands and supporting them breaking the law.

If I am wrong I apologise, but this is how I read the blog, perhaps before people sign up for the scheme they need to know more about it. Has anyone emailed you yet in favour of the idea?

Maria said:
26 May 2011 @ 12:28

Ruth:

Answering your questions above:

I am trying to have the involved banks acknowleding their liabilities under 1.2 of Law 57/68 and offering the correspondent compensation-price reduction on properties of their stock.

I am not doing this for everyone but just for those of you interested.

We have won many cases where Bank Guarantees were in place and Banks have effetively paid our clients all money plus legal interests plus legal fees. In other cases they are appealing after our won.

People whose houses have not been handed over due to official problems have all the protection of Law 57/68.

This scheme is not supporting them breaking the Law, they need to acknowledge their liabilities out of 1.2-- full amount plus legal interests- and apply a correspondent reduction on today´s prices.

A good number of my clients are willing to buy in Spain if they obtain their refund, that is why I am contacting Banks to know about their position on this.

Of course, this scheme is also for those interested. Those willing to keep the judicial battle up, will have our company all along the way- undoubtedly-

Thanks for your comments,

Kind regards,

Maria

Loco said:
18 June 2011 @ 02:27

Clever Idea Maria,

So long as the places the banks and cajas are offering are priced correctly it is a win win situation.

The banks and cajas are now becoming desperate to adjust their balance sheets :)

Loco