Does this vary between force of sale provinces like Ontario and judicial foreclosure provinces like Quebec and BC?

@Kalen Adamson unfortunately the sale of the shares from your brokerage account will be what triggers the capital gains tax no matter how fast you put it into the LLC account. 

East coast is typically Judicial, it involves the lender suing and going to curt to get the right to foreclose.I like to say that Pre-Foreclosures are before the "Notice of Trustee" / "Notice of Sale" is recorded and Foreclosures are after a "Notice of Trustee" sale has been recorded and a sale date is set. 

They also better be able to back it up with property available now or showing past sales (in the past 6-12 months) and how those would have cashflowed. 

Hello BP mentors, is there anyone who can guide me on Subject-to sale?

I have grown up in "metro" Detroit area (Warren, Chesterfield, Macomb Twp) and for the past 3.5 years worked for a moving company in the same area doing sales and became a sales manager.

Does anyone know the process and timeframe for obtaining an Insurable Title after a tax sale in NV?

I'm also looking for great meetups (online or in person in the Northwest) that focus on nationwide investing trends and values as well as developing relationships with folks I can partner with. 

I'm guessing a true sale needs to happen here.

Fix stuff asap that could cause issues, like a loose or rotten deck board.Many mortgages have a due on sale clause that would get triggered by a transfer to an LLC.