Originally posted by @Bob Estler:@Rick Harmon I have a question, if someone buys a property with seller financing, say with a land contract or contract for deed, then, correct me if I am wrong, but the title would stay in the sellers name until fully paid.In this situation do the property taxes stay the same as with the former owner or do they get reset at the newer / higher sale price?

Bill Gulley By "soft" I was meaning the restriction being a policy or limit in practice, but not explicitly articled in the regulations.Up here each province has its own securities regulator and while there is generally harmonization between them, there is not an actual federal equivalent to SEC.  

@Rick Harmon How do you like that Bentley?

I have followed Sharon Vornholt and Rick Harmon as they seem to be experts in this field. 

Maybe @Rick Harmon can chime in.

@Rick Harmon, Thank you for the reply.

Originally posted by @Brian Gibbons: Originally posted by @Rick Harmon: Check out Dennis Doss, Esq. at Dosslaw.com I just checked this out Rick. http://www.dosslaw.com/real-estate-law-and-finance-webcast/ Its AWESOME!

I agree w/ @Rick @Rick Harmon undefined for a number of reasons. 

Regardless of their business practices, I would not wish harm on anyone.Sorry to hear you're in a bind with these guys.   

The guy up there ^^ named Rick Harmon that offered you information, you should PM him, really.That and I was hoping to hear the rest of the story.Good luck in any case!