If approved by JP, constable will serve the Eviction Notice, and  if they still don't move out, JP will order a forcible eviction in which constable will show up at house, and "keep the peace" while you and your workers remove the people belongings to the curb.

I work in the Calgary real estate space and have recently seen clients get some great deals.

Yes there is some subjectivity in appraisals, it's not an exact science but often times when the range of opinion is that huge it's because the appraiser didn't take the time to verify all of their data or isn't truly that well-versed in their market and didn't disclose that fact to the client and take measures to rectify that (i.e. consult other real estate professionals in that area to ensure that their adjustments make sense). 

That will prove difficult since the trustee is likely serving as a "dummy" trustee to give the owners anonymity.

@Sean Graham, I recently had a tenant who was non renewed and they didn't pay last months rent so they had a deposit for their new place.I am in the process of taking them to small claims court for breach of contract where I will ask judge to also have them pay my costs to file and serve them assuming I win.If you receive a judgement and they still don't pay them you can file another form to garnish their wages.I don't intend to make garnishment a hardship so they have trouble paying rent at new place and will be open to a 12-36 month payback term, so long as I am made whole on rent and fees.This is my first time going thru the process so I am uncertain of outcome, although I have a paper trail for rents paid and unpaid, and texts from them admitting they were not going to pay.Here is a helpful link.http://www.ag.state.il.us/consumers/smlclaims.htmlBest,Ashley

I personally think most investors would be best served looking at 3 or 4 doors at a minimum. 

We collect a percentage based on total income so if we collect $50 late fee and this client has a 10% management fee we keep $5 and the owner gets $45.  

My client would love to work with me, but she has a Reverse Mortgage on the property and is afraid once she leave her Bank will want the loan in full.

I have a client whose father passed away, they’re trying to figure out who inherits the property.

They can make decisions for the client in their best interest.