@The Fox, it just means I understand the risks. I do not consider them as Value for Money (VfM) because based on my comparison, I find VfM elsewhere. I am just saying, another time-limited investor would consider the return is enough for the investment made and decide to go with them.

I don’t see deception in JDL’s model though. They promote a bulk buying strategy in which all the clients are in it together. They acts as an intermediate entity bringing investors and developers together so they get paid from both parties.

These are my observations with them so far:

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I don’t see a fault in JDL’s model though. They promote a bulk buying strategy in which all the clients are in it together. They acts as an intermediate entity bringing investors and developers together so they get paid from both parties.

These are my observations with them so far:

Appears to be targeted towards those without basic knowledge…[Read more]

I don’t see a fault in JDL’s model though. They promote a bulk buying strategy in which all the clients are in it together. They acts as an intermediate entity bringing investors and developers together so they get paid from both parties.

These are my observations with them so far:

Appears to be targeted towards those without basic knowledge…[Read more]

My preliminary strategy report says:
JDL Strategies may negotiate 5%-8% of the purchase price of the property as commissions.

Therefore, to answer the question, yes. For a $400,000 property JDL could earn anywhere between $20,000 and $32,000. So what makes anyone think JDL has the incentive to sell the property to any lesser value to the client?