I am currently looking at a duplex in belleville Ontario that has been existing since before the city bye laws came into force.

The township shut the building down and forced the owner to have all the tenants vacate since he couldn't afford to fix the roof.The property went into foreclosure and the previous owner purchased it back.

The "get educated" phase of your investing career is one of the most important, so it's best to gravitate towards the experts and listen to their stories.

And no, you will not be able to force them to include the additional lot based on the physical addressSearch the county records and find out the legal description of what was mortgaged initially. 

Appreciation is minimal here, however, we are seeing increases in home values in Raleigh, which is forcing home buyers further and further away from that market.

These Ponzi currencies, still don't have an underlying asset other than hype & forced hope.

The thing I like about this is it forces you to more closely qualify the higher probability candidates before you have the deal and work your way down.

Not trying to deceive the seller but if I don't find a cash buyer and I go back to re-negotiate and the seller can't go any lower than I would be forced to cancel. 

The rule on No-Seasoning Cash-Out Refinance forces you to pay all the money from the Refinance back to the HELOC.2.

From title commitment stating LEASEHOLD, to the settlement statement (ground rent escrow/prorations), to notice of ground rent in the closing docs, to the instrument of conveyance been a Deed of Assignment... the issue just has to come up.What we do see happen is if the contract states that the property is to be conveyed in fee simple, the seller can be forced to pay for the redemption... but that is almost always discovered prior to closing.