They have indicated if we would like to see our homes we have to schedule an appointment with a representative from their company.We were informed when we signed our contract that we would have 2 walk throughs 1) dry wall phase and 2) 90% completion phase.

Bank has indicated no issues with refinancing.

@Ming Lim The Ontario Residential Tenancies Act and accompanying regulations indicate how long you are to retain/store a tenants belongings before you are permitted to dispose of them.

The title is a bit misleading -- it indicates that 25% of homeowners regret buying a house, but the actual then implies that 25% of homeowners regret buying the specific house they bought.

Now, if you find a DIL to an individual or small lender you may head off a sale process, that's about the only use where a future sale would probably be considered.You can search QCD here on BP and find the issues concerning them and their use.To build a marketing program around such filings, as I said, won't yield much, there is no indication that there is a motivated seller at the end of that conveyance, if there is even a seller.I'm not sure I'd be excited about trying to obtain good title from someone who had received title by a QCD, that brings up additional title examination and research to know I had a deal, not impossible or difficult but another issue to address.

Again, it's a hefty amount.Might consider a smaller first mortgage, opens the buyers up, lower LTV, principal reduction, that would be more marketable and carry a second, a larger second would indicate more of a guarantee to a buyer of the first position as well.I'd rather see a longer amortization, 15/20/30 years, perhaps a tad lower rate with a balloon if I were the lender considering refinancing this in 5 years.

This will usually indicate how much management you'll have to do.If comps are truly 40-50% above the asking price, then why isn't it gone?

And a build contract.If a lender says get me the plans, that's what they mean, if the borrower is lost at that point it's a good indication they don't have a clue as to what to do, then the lenders just say NO.If he doesn't have the money to get a builder and take care of the soft costs to begin with, he doesn't have the money to build!

The events of the past will not necessarily be repeated in the future but are the best indicator of what might happen.

> is considered to be indicating a preference, and landlords can be (and have been) sued due to this wording in ads.