The two countries may seem similar, but they are so different and I say that with my sister's family (who are American) sitting in the same room as me right now.For housing, I can't think of many Canadian cities where you can buy a house under $100K (or even $200K).

What is interesting though, is that rental homes that are listed for sale are sitting a little longer.

Why take a larger risk when you are sitting great?  

If there isn’t anything that you can think of, most likely your property will sit on the market as well.

They can sit until then and pay it in one lump sum (wishful thinking) or just wait it out for free until they're finally evicted.   

From the assessor's site, the land-use records show that the encroaching property owner has only been paying taxes for their plotted land, while the subject property has been paying the taxes for land on which the other’s building partially sits.

Maybe sit down with a good cup of coffee when you can really focus on it.Good Luck!

Now the customer is paying a crew to sit there ( that can get expensive) .What @Bill Kramer says is true .

They buy properties, do not know the area put substandard upgrades in the property then sell them for market value or try to and the property sits for a long time.

That said, targeting homes needing work or properties sitting unsold due to poor pricing can still yield opportunities—that's what I do successfully.