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Hi All

Whats the worst things that can happen if i agree to transfer my deposit from EBCC to the Gardens of Manilva Site.

I would like to hear both positive and negative feedback as i am thinking off going ahead with one of the 3 Bedroom apartments in what is called the Eye and i would also be interested to know what price they were??

Im not happy like alot off people here on this forum but what else can you do?

Sky Blues

come on sky blues try a bit better, we know you are an ovp mole

It's disappointing that you can consider me a mole - for ovp or anyone for that matter, I am knew to this site (my first ever forum in fact!).
And here's me thinking you could offer me advice :(  Or maybe I have a lot to learn - who knows!

So if there is anyone else who can offer me advice, it would be gratefully received. I'm due to fly out to Spain in the near future to look at the Eye site on Gardens of Manilva, and need to make a decision - a big financial decision! 

 Sky Blues

Hi Sky Blues
Hope not Man City
If you have money on E.B.C.C  and you were offered Morrocco then forget it.
Now O..P have taken the deposits and why dont they just give it back as it must be held in a escrow account as the building is not going ahead.
Now they are offering you to switch .so WHY ?unless there is a motive behind it as this lot wont give you a pot tp p-ss in.
Now what price was E,B.C.C and are they asking you to pay more ?if they are then you lose unless yer 100.000 euros to the better,
Personally I would still want find where my effing money is and I would want interest on it plus legal costs.
Take yer not O-P but even if you are the reply is the same WHY ARE YOU/ THEY WANTING TO KEEP THOSE ON THIS DEVELOPMENT AT BAY ( they have not given a toss for hundreds and hundreds of others even down to taking amssive amounts in rip off furniture and air con only for people to lose the lot.
Now I take it that its not a case of signing away any claim against E.B.C.C and then to switch you to a development they would never fiinsh like some of the others.
I know I am rather sceptical but signing your rights away wouldnt mean that they could get access to your deposit  on E.B.C.C would it
Now please excuse me for being so non fictional on this and I couldnt see anyone Stooooping SOooooo low but you did ask for opinions.
Bo---cks I would tell them/you to p-ss off as they caught me once and twice would be making me out to be a bigger idiot than trusting them in the first pllace
GETTING INVOLVED FURTHER  !  IS !  THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN WITH THIS COMPANY

Just Dan

Oh Bugger bet them/you (if you are) gets this one deleted.however no names mentioned.





This message was last edited by Just Dan on 9/3/2008.

Hi Sky Blues, my advice is to listen to Just Dan as he is telling it as it is..!! . I would not invest in another of their developments. I suggest you read all the other threads of their developments & im sure this will make your mind up.

wilma 

sky blues "what is worst that can happen"

you will probably die before you see your house getting built

hiya SkyBlues,

I have sent you a PM, as I dont really want to post on here as there is a shed load of 'forum rage'
on this site and seemingly just about anyone who posts anything on these threads gets slammed 
down pretty quick, and I for one cant be bothered with the hassle!

But if you want my tuppence worth i have sent you a mail

Alex

Evening Sky Blues,

(Guessing a Coventry fan?)

Simple response to your question is be very dubious about any offer connected to O*P. They seem very eager to take on new clients when existing ones are incredibly dissatisfied.

I, like CornishAlex, would be happy to pm to discuss further.

Regards.

Hi Sky Blues, 

Unfortunately you have found the worst possible forum to post as a newbie!  You'll find there are a lot of people on here who speak in riddles and a lot more who are just plain angry and can't see the wood for the trees.  I have sent you a PM

Hel

I see that a new thread has started on SPI for Gardens of Manilva.. 

R&T Joined: 07 Sep 2008 Posts: 3

Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 10:43 am    Post subject: Gardens of Manilva I can see that there are a number of disgruntled folk on here complaining about OVP. My wife and I are now joining you. The purchase price of the apartment we agreed to purchase is 300,000. we paid 110,000 deposit plus all the IVA. There was aguaranteed developer's mortgage of 70% when finished to finalise the purchase. The developer is offering 147,000 which makes the value of the property 214,000. This means that more cash deposit is required or a high %age mortgage which means if you can get it you will probably pay a premium in terms of higher interest rates. The property is substantially smaller that advertised in their brochure and the extortionate furniture pack does not satisfy the needs of 6 occupants eg only 4 can dine at the table and there is only 1 two seater settee. Hardly "sumptuous" as they describe in their brochure! I realise that property prices have taken a tumble however since we paid the deposit in 2004 there were a couple of years of growth before the crash. As with everyone else OVP do not answer correspondence unless you are very forceful. (I have the mobile phone numbers of the MD and another boss). They pass the buck to the developer. We were originally told completion would be in December 2006, which they denied but would be Dec 2007. Since Dec last year the exchange rate has plummeted so we are squeezed in all directions. Had the developer finished on time...... Anyone in the same position with any ideas? _________________ Problems with Gardens of Manilva

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As Wilma says there is a  another thread on Spanish Property Insight.
As always with forums use the information as part of getting advice and be aware that some do not have your interests at heart including those sending p/ms

Best of luck


Just Dan


This message was last edited by Just Dan on 9/8/2008.

In reply to Wilma-whilst not disagreeing with your sentiments I can tell you that if you had to takeout a mortgage for a higher loan to value it wouldnt be at a "premium" rate, the rate would remain constant regardless of whether you borrowed 70% or higher, the larger problem currently is the actual lending itself in that outside of a developers mortgage the large majority of lenders are running scared in the current market and if you are a non resident it is unlikely that you will achieve a mortgage of higher than 75% ltv.

To advisor, thanks for your reply but it needs to be posted back to R&T on Spanish Property Insight  under ' Gardens of Manilva' who has queried the mortgage borrowing.

wilma