Majorem Lending - in the service of Holy Gardeners
Majorem Lending has been established to serve the financial needs of Holy Gardeners - those who bought lots from the Holy Gardens group. Holy Gardeners can avail loans up to 50% of the market value (not of the purchase price) of the lots purchased. Effectively, from a cash flow and ROI point of view, the Holy Gardens buyer pay only 50% of the purchase price of the plot.
The 18% per annum lending rate is legal rate and one of the lowest (vs. 3% per month. Credit card advance is 5% per month and 4% penalty)
During the promo period on Valentine's week, the interest rate has been lowered to only 14%
This is the main site containing all the information on Holy Gardens Memorialgroup and latest post on developments at each of the park belonging tothe group.
This is a free online site for obituraries/death notices for friends of Holy Gardeners. This is offered free for non customers of Holy Gardens at its service area.
This site is for posting of birthdays and death anniversaries of our loved ones at all Holy Gardens Memorial sites. These events are simultaneously remembered at the sites. Our loved ones are remembered and memoriaized always.
This is a site of a lending investor that lends up to 50% of the market value of Holy Gardens Memorial plots. It supports the borrowing and financial needs of Holy Gardens customers.
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