International property developers are using the London-based International Development Registry (IDR) to reinforce their property and land proposition to investors, distributors and end-users.
International property developers are using the London-based International Development Registry (IDR) to reinforce their property and land proposition to investors, distributors and end-users.
As well as IDR securing high quality deal flows for potential investors, associated benefits to the core due diligence service provided by IDR include the ability to evaluate and report upon the property developers proposed exit strategy from a sales & marketing perspective.
Gaining IDR certification gives developers the ability to open their books within a rigid legal framework and set themselves apart from their less-than-legitimate peers. The IDR is paid-for by the developer and completed over just a 4 week period by an international panel of independent lawyers controlled from London.
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The IDR has been established by leading legal, financial and property professionals to provide independent legal certification of developments for potential investment purposes. FSA regulation of the IDR is currently being sought and should be in place by late February 2009.
In time, the IDR will provide independent legal certification and Title Insurance to newly built property developments around the world and so create a global register of international property developments to which a range of financial products may be sold.
IDR due diligence is not limited to just international property – ask IDR about other investment opportunities you may be considering.
