Has anyone used Holborn for an investment in Royal Obidos?

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Anyone have experience with Holborn Assets for hotel investment for PGV?

Holborn Assets apparently have 280K-400K euros hotel investments in Algarve (e.g. Pelican in Alvor between Portimao and Lagos) that qualifies for PGV. They apparently pay 5-6% returns for 5-6 years as an upfront payment and guarantee payback after getting your PGV. Upfront payments are better than Mercan 280K options with no payments, thereby losing about 5% per year until you get your 280K back, assuming 5% average inflation rate. To me, this is a bad investment as you end up with under 200K …

Has anyone pursued Holborn's Royal Obidos project?

Would love to hear if people have any recent experience with Holborn Assets. And especially curious if anyone has tried or vetted their Royal Obidos investment with a fixed 5% annual return and guaranteed buyback? Too good to be true? Risks that I might be missing?

Experiences with Edge Internationl Lawyers, Holborn, and/or Excellium?

Hi all – I’ve decided to go the Portugal GV route and I am narrowing down the “people” I’d like to work with and investment (real estate) opportunity I’d like to pursue. Does anyone have experiences with: Edge International law firm (specifically, Francisco Salgueiro) Holborn Excellium I really liked the conversation I had with Francisco. I also liked the conversation I had with Holborn (who is marketing Excellium’s projects), and the project they’re offering sounds great, but they’re givi…

Anyone have experience with Holborn Assets for hotel investment for PGV?

Holborn Assets apparently have 280K-400K euros hotel investments in Algarve (e.g. Pelican in Alvor between Portimao and Lagos) that qualifies for PGV. They apparently pay 5-6% returns for 5-6 years as an upfront payment and guarantee payback after getting your PGV. Upfront payments are better than Mercan 280K options with no payments, thereby losing about 5% per year until you get your 280K back, assuming 5% average inflation rate. To me, this is a bad investment as you end up with under 200K …