Obelisk® International’s Property Investment Process Receives Financial Times Coverage
Esteemed finance writer Sharon Flaherty from FT Adviser, reports on Obelisk’s Due Diligence process for the company’s overseas property investor clients.
A recent Due Diligence report by Obelisk has received major interest from financial institutions and publications who have commented on the company’s compulsory act of Due Diligence on all property investment projects offered to Obelisk clients.
Sharon Flaherty comments ‘For all of the investment projects it handles, Obelisk said it will undertake a rigorous process of investigation leading to a due diligence report, which should help with the buying process.’
Kevin Prior, Investment Director at Obelisk comments ‘The company is pleased that the subject of Due Diligence has been brought to the attention of the property investment market, especially by such an integral media as the Financial Times.’
The Obelisk report highlights the potential mine field buyers can face when entering into the foreign property investment markets, and how the compulsory act of Due Diligence for the overseas property will provide security and integrity of the projects.
Mr Prior continues ‘Investor clients require clear, transparent and legally sound property reports which provides them with a full audit of the market, developer and the development.’
To see the original FT Advisor article please click on the following link: http://www.ftadviser.com/default.aspx?m=11173&amid=119197
For Obelisk in the Press please click on the following link:
http://www.obeliskinternational.com/obelisk_in_the_media.html
About Obelisk: Obelisk offers investors opportunities to invest in various selected real estate projects from around the world. Investors are offered involvement in ventures that represent unrivalled opportunity, potential and ultimately, return on investment. The service they provide to investors is based upon three key aims: price, profit and performance. For more information, please contact Obelisk: Tel: 0808 1600670 Email info@obeliskinternational.com http://www.obeliskinternational.com/
A recent Due Diligence report by Obelisk has received major interest from financial institutions and publications who have commented on the company’s compulsory act of Due Diligence on all property investment projects offered to Obelisk clients.
Sharon Flaherty comments ‘For all of the investment projects it handles, Obelisk said it will undertake a rigorous process of investigation leading to a due diligence report, which should help with the buying process.’
Kevin Prior, Investment Director at Obelisk comments ‘The company is pleased that the subject of Due Diligence has been brought to the attention of the property investment market, especially by such an integral media as the Financial Times.’
The Obelisk report highlights the potential mine field buyers can face when entering into the foreign property investment markets, and how the compulsory act of Due Diligence for the overseas property will provide security and integrity of the projects.
Mr Prior continues ‘Investor clients require clear, transparent and legally sound property reports which provides them with a full audit of the market, developer and the development.’
To see the original FT Advisor article please click on the following link: http://www.ftadviser.com/default.aspx?m=11173&amid=119197
For Obelisk in the Press please click on the following link:
http://www.obeliskinternational.com/obelisk_in_the_media.html
About Obelisk: Obelisk offers investors opportunities to invest in various selected real estate projects from around the world. Investors are offered involvement in ventures that represent unrivalled opportunity, potential and ultimately, return on investment. The service they provide to investors is based upon three key aims: price, profit and performance. For more information, please contact Obelisk: Tel: 0808 1600670 Email info@obeliskinternational.com http://www.obeliskinternational.com/
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