Land is sold with words
Brochures and sales calls lean on a handful of lines. We wrote a short Academy series, Brochure vs Reality, that takes seven of them one at a time. None is about a particular company; the questions work on any offer.
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The seven lessons
- “Land never loses its value” — prices are local; ask what recent sales the price rests on.
- “Guaranteed” or “proven” returns — who, by name, is obliged to pay, and where is it written?
- “Passive income — we manage everything” — whoever manages controls; whose name is on the record?
- “Tax benefits” — take it to your own chartered accountant.
- “Limited plots — book today” — urgency shortens checking time.
- “Small ticket, big ownership” — a share of the land, or a right under a contract?
- “Government subsidies available” — a seller cannot promise a subsidy.
Then check the offer
Offer Check turns these into a list you can tick, and the Honest Land Calculator puts the money on your own numbers.
Questions
Is this series about a particular company?
No. Each lesson takes a common sales line in general words. The questions work on any offer, and no company is named or judged.
Are these claims always false?
No. Any of them can be true of a particular deal. The point is to ask the question that shows whether it is — and to get the answer in writing.
Where do I start?
With the claim you have actually heard. Then run the offer through Offer Check.