My name is Alex Lajoie I'm from South shore Montreal and i'm 26 years oldI got 2 houses for the moment, one for me and one for rental. That's not a lot but that was my beginning and my way to know this industry that i...

At 800$ / window, add Quebec taxes (15%) and you will get fairly close to my number. 

Hello,That is the biggest issue in Quebec the landlord - tenant laws favour the tenant.  

George:Actually, the property is in Canada.Un notaire in Québec - and a notary in the rest of Canada - is not like a notary in the U.S.A. ... in short, they are so much more.  

I see them now.I was going to suggest fewer subforums for Canada:- Atlantic Canada - Québec- Ontario- Prairies & the North- British Columbia This is often how the country is carved-up into regions.I doubt we have Canadian BP participants in the Maritimes (Atlantic Provinces when you include Newfoundland) to sustain three/four separate provincial forums.

Since we now have Provincial sub-forums on BP, I am going to suggest we collapse them as follows:- Atlantic Canada - Québec- Ontario- Prairies & the North- British Columbia My argument for the collapse is there are not enough active BP members in the Maritime/Atlantic Provinces, Prairies and, certainly not, the Territories to warrant individual provincial/territorial forums.

Since we now have Provincial sub-forums on BP, I am going to suggest we collapse them as follows:- Atlantic Canada- Québec- Ontario- Prairies & the North- British Columbia My argument for the collapse is there are not enough active BP members in the Maritime/Atlantic Provinces, Prairies and, certainly not, the Territories to warrant individual provincial/territorial forums.

@William JohnsonYour success is in your tenacity and ability to work outside your nature, learning the negation and NLP, mirroring your seller prospects, and CLOSING your first appointment with a "letter of intent to lease or purchase"It is important to say you live outside the USA, in French Quebec!

I have also been told by an attorney who works for a lender that the foreclosure provinces, with the exception of Québec, follow basically the same process.With that wordy caveat out of the way, let me see if I can provide some additional information.1) In those instances where the mortgagor would have equity in the property remaining after the amounts due to all lenders / lien holders have been satisfied, then any court ordered sale will take that into consideration and require the property be sold on MLS at FMV.  

I am from Montreal, Quebec and I see that most of the topics on this site revolve around the US market.