. - Canada is a huge and diverse market - it's really hard to say anything of use when drawing with such a broad brush.

Just as examples (on the more creative end of the spectrum) he cites using a vehicle the seller may want for the down payment or even later buying back his own debt at a discount from the seller or their heirs/assigns.

I take care of the maintenance and lawn.Account Closed - our location is in Broad Ripple in a higher end home. 

Recommendations of reasonably priced licensed GCs are welcome.And more broadly I would like some feedback on if this is a good idea, if building a separately permitted and separately addressed ADU of 400 sf for $100k or less is doable.Also feedback on doing it unpermitted and why that's something I should consider.

And the only person who will get hurt is the exchanger if that property isn't done by the end of day 180.A July - November span for completion is probably too broad to do much planning. 

@Caden Wakim depends on how niche or broad you want to go.

Registration or other permit requirements, if they exist, are normally specific to each local & no broad brush requirement can be applied other than hotel taxes.

Don't take this answer as calloused - but your question is too broad and probably unrealistic.

I have parking and storage space that I am looking fill block from broad and glenwood.

It comes down to where you fall on the risk spectrum.