Does PRIMARQ intervene if I want to invest in a property but not in a potential home buyer (e.g., with a poor credit history or limited employment)?
While your investment is in the real property, you do consider who your “home owner co-investor” is, as they reside in the home, maintain it, and pay the expenses associated with ownership, such as mortgage payments, insurance and property taxes. Investments in the PRIMARQ exchange are initially packaged with a designated buyer and designated property. If you like the property, but not the buyer, you may decline the opportunity.
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