Broker must not disclose the following information without the informed consent of Seller: 5.2.1.

The husband would also have to consent and sign off on the sell.

After a notice of default/demand is mailed out, the seller will not be able to contract on the property without consent of that lender, it is a notice of legal action and your contract can be squashed.

The Duties Owed and Consent to Act disclosure forms must be discussed and clearly understood by the parties.7.

Our privacy laws are such that any one selling such a list would have to obtain the consent from those on the list .. which just is not going to happen at a high enough rate to make a business.You either need to build your own lists by canvassing a neighbourhood; watching the papers / Royal Gazette for mortgage sales / foreclosure sales / tax sales; or Spamming an entire neighbourhood (Canada Post provides such a service).

Or will I be able to push through with it without direct consent from the neighboring property since I really don't have a way to the dry area?

Building and selling 3 lots a year would still mean waiting until 15 years to get them all built and sold.In any event get a non revocable power of attorney to vote all the lots in question, get anything you need changed now, before any sales.

It happened with the owners written consent.

As an adult over the age of consent you are able to sign a contract--in this case a rental agreement.

Is that eviction revocable if he comes up with the rent within the next couple days?