The closing attorney handles the title work, the closing docs and paperwork related to closing.

I would add pet rent that stops once the paperwork comes in. 

We've already gotten the appraisal, already filed the necessary paperwork with the custodian (less than helpful since it's a "checkbook control" account) Our problem is finding the right way to do the title paperwork.

I hope I'm wrong and would love to learn a new strategy, essentially buying a place with the equity it already has built in.

Some will factor your rents into your income and may even do an asset based eval...essentially if the rents will cover expenses etc. they'll lend on it. 2.

Bonus question - do all 4 people on the title need to sign paperwork for my HELOC?  

Price drop could simply be that it’s essentially a cash purchase since no inspection is allowed and it’s tough to drum up buyers for cash in Alberta at the moment.

The global market is crazy right now, everything is teetering on the brink and could essentially fall in either direction.

The walk through runs about $150, which is what it cost me in East Meadow, and would be applied to expeditor fees if you hire him do the paperwork, plans, and more than likely, prepare for public hearings when variances are applied for. 

@kenny Dahill Yes, you have a point about asking but "asking" would essentially be me saying to them, the rent goes up 30% next month, can you pay that?