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When ?ready for occupancy? is nothing but a come-on |
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Thursday, 13 December 2007 14:07 |
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THE ADVERTISEMENT SAYS ?ready for occupancy.? The graphics show a spanking new, completed house. Enticed, you immediately make a down payment as the developer claims that the house is ready and finished, with all the utilities properly working and necessary papers filed.
THE ADVERTISEMENT SAYS ?ready for occupancy.? The graphics show a spanking new, completed house. Enticed, you immediately make a down payment as the developer claims that the house is ready and finished, with all the utilities properly working and necessary papers filed.
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