I am just about to buy a foreclosure in Orlando, Florida. Despite all the hand holding from Prime Assets I am still nervous. I don't know why because I am buying a home that is unbelievably cheap and will give me an income after all costs of 12.3% each year. But one can't help thinking that it's all too good to be true. Nevertheless, I don't want to look back in a few years time and wish I had bought when prices were so cheap. Prime Assets have told me it won't always be plain sailing because nothing comes easy. However, what other options are there when interest rates are so low? At least now I know that I am in with a chance to recover the money I lost in my pension. The research offered by this site is complicated and took me a while to understand - with the help from Prime Asset investments. Now that I do understand the methodology they use to evaluate properties, I look at the UK market very differently.

Sarah Lelyveld

I now own a few properties in the USA. They haven't been trouble free. But as Prime Assets keep telling me: property is a business. Not an investment. Which is true because there is no such thing as high returns without some kind of work involved. If high returns were possible without lifting a finger, everyone would be at it. I have had to spend money where I didn't expect to. But those costs have come from the income I have generated from my properties. So I am still in profit. But the guys do keep telling me that I should expect expenses over and above normal every 4-5 years. Which I am quite happy with. The market may be in a slump right now. But I firmly believe - if history is a guide - that prices will bounce back again. I have seen property markets go up and down now for nearly 40 years. So I know that property in the long run is a good investment. The fact I am picking deals up for pennies on the pound only reinforces my belief that I am going to make a lot of money.

Mark Colquhoun

I've been looking at the market in the USA for some time now. It's vast. It's a minefield. And bargains everywhere you look. But with so much on offer, where does one start? Originally I was looking at Las Vegas. And more or less determined to invest in that city. I made my intentions clear to Prime Assets that Las Vegas was where I wanted to be. They didn't service that particular area of the US. But nevertheless, they sent me valuable investment research reports to help me in my search. The reports helped me very much. And gave me such visibility into the market. Yet I decided to go with Prime Assets and switch my focus to Orlando. Simply because I trust what they say. And I trust the analysis they provide is true, correct, and always up to date. I also trust their judgement because they don't exaggerate opportunities. Instead they provide me with reports on each deal that detail the upside and the risks. Well done. I didn't know there was so much analysis involved in property investment. Had I applied their approach to property investment, I wouldn't have made disastrous decisions in Spain and Bulgaria.

Chris Willaims

Good service. Good expertise. And they're not afraid to tell me when my property market opinions are flawed. And why. I am making money, so that's all is needed. Isn't it?

Lawrence Mayne

At first I was rather sceptical about the claims made by Prime Assets. And did not fully believe what they offered. I had heard so much that "if it's too good to be true, then it often is" advice in the papers. But Prime Assets not only explained the benefits, but also the risks. In fact they didn't so much explain the risks but helped me account for known risks into my calculations. They really helped me more than anything to understand what risk really is. And from that I learned my previous investments - far from being prudent and cautious - were actually just speculative punts based upon flimsy hopes of capital appreciation. Prime Assets taught me how to look at the fundamentals first, then the risk. And finally look at rewards later. As a result, I feel very confident about my decisions. And even more confident about my future during these economic times. Simply because I no longer react irrationally to good or bad market news. Thanks to all at Prime Assets.

Richard Coulsden

My name is Keith Clarke. I am a retired builder from Stanford Le Hope in Essex. And I have been a client with Prime Asset Investments since May 2010. In the past, I followed the government mantra and invested my savings into prod-ucts recommended by Financial Advisors - products which were regulated. I did this because I was led to believe my money was in safe and intelligent hands. I also believed to do otherwise would jeopardise my financial future and retire-ment. So I dutifully followed government advice and stayed away from anything my financial advisor did not recommend. But the financial crisis exposed a cruel reality. It soon became clear that unless I took control of my own finances, I could very well end up in the poor house. My trust and confidence in the establishment evaporated when the value of my in-vestments - recommended to me by trusted professionals - started to fall in sig-nificantly in value. I was faced with two choices: wait the crisis out and hope I could rebuild my wealth. Or look in another direction. One day, I received a letter out of the blue from Prime Asset investments, in-viting me to contact them to discuss property investment opportunities in the United States. Being open minded, and on the lookout for anything that could help me achieve my goals, I contacted them. Everything they told me sounded to good to be true. I was naturally suspicious. But agreed to test the waters with them. But fearing I may be the victim of an elaborate scam, I decided to pull out. However, after talking through the risks and the investment process with Prime Asset Investments I agreed to withdraw my cancellation. And I can honestly say, it was one of my better decisions. Because through my investments with them, I now receive an income of $29,856 each year - paid to me every three months. The present investments with them have added as much as $250,000 to my wealth. And at the time of writing this testimonial, I am about to purchase another four apartments with them in Florida. This particular investment purchase differs form the others I have made through Prime Asset Investments because the structure allows me to increase my wealth through distressed property purchases by as much as $1.3-$1.5 million by the end of 2012. The approach to property investment by Prime Asset Investments differs from any-thing I have ever seen. Because all recommendations have total investment vis-ibility with full and very detailed reports. No stone is left unturned. And every eventuality is explained to me so that I am fully aware of not only the upside, but also the downside risks that may or may not occur. This means that my investments are made not on guesswork and hope, but rather strong fundamentals and full risk disclosure. No doubt, I could have done this all without them. But the learning curve involved would have been too steep. And I would have made very costly mistakes along the way. Prime Asset Investments differ because their objective is to make me money. Whilst at the same time, making sure I fully understand the risks - if any. Ironically, the financial crisis has been a blessing in disguise for me. Because had it not occurred, I would NEVER have taken matters into my own hands. Which means I would never have answered that letter out of the blue from Prime Asset Investments.... Which means I would NOT be on my way to in-creasing my wealth to well over $1 million dollars by next year. You probably have your doubts - as I did. And think it’s all too good to be true. Well my response is: It Is All Good. And All True. The financial crisis can either be your ticket to making an awful lot of money very quickly. Or it can seriously undermine your net worth. I realised the government was not coming to my rescue. And that the so called financial wizards don’t have my personal interests at heart. Which is why I took the plunge and regained control of my finances. I can see now, that even in these apparently bleak times, there are infinite ways to profit from this crisis. Which is what I am doing now. I hope whomever reads this, follows my lead. Because there is an awful lot of money to made right now. But like all good things, as economic prospects improve, this once in a life time window of opportunity will close. So I am milking it for as much as I can get whilst the going is good.

Keith Clarke

Your Profit: $25,252

Your Investment: $28,000