@Joe Homs That's right, I was referring to Probate but didn't know the english term since it's called a different way here in Quebec. 

There are even tons of Canadian snowbird from Ontario and Quebec in the Ft.

21 years old, working with a commission based salary here in Canada (the french part).Discovered BiggerPockets via Reddit, very interested in growing my assets with real estate, new to all this but eager to learn !P.s...

In the instance of electrical and network (ISP) utilities, there could be technical limitations or {poor} business policy applied in either case.Some electrical utilities may have technical capacity limitations - back in my younger days in Québec, we had rolling brown-outs during supper/dinner time in the winter months because the existing grid could not meet the demand.

Hi all,I know this is very US focused, but I am here to get tips and education. Thanks for welcoming me, I can't wait to share with all of you, and I wish you tons of success.

I'm from Québec and it's a similar situation as well over there.

In Quebec where I'm originally from, it is illegal to ask for the last month's rent in advance.