Risk warning *

PREAMBLE

Any investment involves risks, and the property sector is no exception, despite any audit carried out by Imvestland. Each user of the platform must be aware that these risks may be of a different nature depending on the projects proposed. Imvestland invites you to take note of the following (non-exhaustive list).

All users are informed that the information on the website is provided for information purposes only and is not binding on Imvestland. Insofar as Imvestland publishes information provided by developers (architects, builders, private individuals, general contractors, etc.), Imvestland cannot guarantee its content. It is therefore the responsibility of each user to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information and documents made available to them or appearing on the website before making an investment. Imvestland accepts no liability for any errors or omissions on the website or in the documentation made available to a user.

Imvestland points out that any information relating to a possible result, gain or return or other benefits in favour of a user is estimated and is in no way binding on Imvestland. Due to various factors (e.g. mortgage rate, evolution of the real estate market in a region, geological or historical discoveries, etc.) and potential and unforeseeable risks related to a real estate investment, reality may differ from the projections mentioned on the website. A total loss of an investment is also possible.

Property investment should be seen as a medium/long-term investment (with a time horizon of several years). Any return on a property needs to take into account a multitude of factors (economic, tax and legal) and to take into account many changing parameters such as, for example, the mortgage rate. The many factors and parameters surrounding any property investment mean that returns may fluctuate, and there may even be a risk of losing the investment. Each user must therefore decide, either with the help of a third party (property investment specialist, tax advisor, lawyer, etc.) or on an individual and reasoned basis, what investment strategy to adopt, taking into account his or her personal situation and the possibility of losing the investment.

SOME TYPES OF RISK TO CONSIDER (PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST):

Generally speaking, there are a multitude of risks that you have to bear as an investor who owns or co-owns a property. These risks can take different forms and be of a legal nature (e.g. in relation to administrative authorisations, building permits, expropriations, insurance), technical (e.g. in relation to the ground or questions of technical feasibility), commercial (e.g. if a property loses value when it is sold), financial (e.g. if the budget is exceeded, if renovation is necessary, etc.), fiscal (possible increase in taxes) or evolutionary (e.g. if new laws modify the current context at the time of the acquisition of a property).

Each user must examine his or her investment on a case-by-case basis in order to identify any risks and be able to live with them. It is also advisable to invest only in what you can control.

Our team will be happy to discuss the risks in more detail.