Food for thought.

It was frustrating staying at all, but I also enjoyed putting food on the table.And I recommend that despite me being the ultimate go-getter and ready-for-adventure type.

Thanks Engelo. 100 offers is great food for thought.

Just some food for thought!

When the big portals use this system, whether it is my certificate process or not (Angel List and Seed Invest have one too), it will become the standard.

Off the top of my head, I am uncertain if there is anything in the property sale/transfer process or legal system in Québec which would make wholesaling more or less an option in la belle provence.

Those facilities will want to get the parents' share of that asset, and since I guess most of the equity in that new property will actually be coming from proceeds from your parents' sale of the existing house - will you have a new majority share co-owner perhaps.Jon and Bill have given you food for thought - you have to now "do the right thing" ...

Someone owned it the entire time and would have to initiate the process or been notified so I don't see how it just happened because the city said so.

Still, it's food for thought.Disclaimer – I only have personal experience with options 1, 2a and 2b.

Maybe I just have not researched this enough or maybe I don't understand the note buying process (or both).