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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I would not even give this a 1 star but…

I would not even give this a 1 star but I have to put something. DO NOT INVEST your money with Indar Lange or any company he starts. We invested over 4 years ago and have yet to see our money. Our promissory note for property we invested in was never recorded and we just kept getting put off. And I am sure they will respond with the same poor excuse they are telling everyone else. Now we got bankruptcy paperwork in the mail. Indar and his team are a scam that just keeps changing clothes. Stay far away.

April 16, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don’t invest - scam. More light needs to be shed on this industry

I have been scammed as well that left me with a sour taste in the fix-and-flip real estate industry in Hawaii. It all starts with gaining your trust then praying on investors who don’t know the processes required to secure your loan. And you usually find out when they sell the property and Escrow doesn’t distribute your share of principal because you don’t show up on the lien for the property since nothing was recorded…or you find out when the promissory note is due and they can’t give you your money back because they the capital it in one way or another.

I wouldn’t trust people who market themselves to get private lending. I know numerous people, including retirees, that have been scammed…and I feel sorry for those people since they need it for retirement. Their mortgage and note never recorded. Some deals had to be foreclosed on. All investors lost capital. The money that was meant to go into the project was funneled to other investors that money was owe to…like some kind of elaborate pyramid scheme.

Doesn’t matter what excuse they make up, real or not, but for someone to say it’s an mistake already puts into question their ability to run a company and be someone who’s going to try their best to look after you, your money, and the project.

Seek legal repercussions.

May 5, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We lent Indar money over 4 years ago.

We lent Indar money over 4 years ago.
He has yet to repay us and never registered the promissory notes on the property.
We are planning on retaining legal counsel as he refuses to return our investment
Do Not invest your money!

May 4, 2025
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Reply from Indarhawaii

Hi Vickie,

We truly apologize for the frustration and miscommunication surrounding your investment. After reviewing our records, it looks like your investment was made a little over three years ago—longer than our typical hold period, which we understand can be unsettling.

While we did take all the proper steps to secure your investment, including recording a promissory note and mortgage deed as agreed, unforeseen changes in the deal structure led to us losing out on the original opportunity. Rather than taking a loss and putting your investment at risk, we made the decision to sell off other assets—like rentals and flips—in order to ensure full repayment.

Please know that returning your investment remains one of our top priorities, and we are actively working to make that happen. We’re committed to resolving this and encourage you to reach out directly so we can continue moving toward a solution together.

Thank you for your patience.

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