The owner occupant for plexes is a common practice. And even if you decide not to live in the property, and have all the units rented. Condo buyers will always be there. New construction is not happening everywhere in the Island, so for those places that are already established with more mature buildings, like TMR, Plateau, NDG etc they are not as likely to lose their tenants because of condos. In any case, there is always a need for renting, not everyone can afford to buy.
The trend of living in one of the units you own from a plex isn't new. I imagine it is getting more coverage in the media nowadays.

Don't have it in Ontario either? For some reason I thought you did. Perhaps I'm confusing it with Estoppel.

It seems that in the US, they have to pay escrow services PLUS a Real Estate Lawyer services. I'm actually glad we have the notaries here to do all that, at once.

Thanks David. One of the people I asked about Escrow was my notary, and while he didn't know of it, as soon as I mention what the escrow did as part of their services, my notary agreed on some of them to be as the notary's services as well.

It does indeed.

Multiple offers is when a property for sale gets more than one person making an offer to purchase simultaneously, in this case, the seller gets to pick and choose which offer is the most appealing to him.

Hi Neil,
The webite is written in both Enligh and French but I believe most of the site\'s articles are in french.

They\'ve been fixing and repairing the city hall for a while. I\'m guessing by next spring we\'ll be able to see the building without scaffolding. They do take care of the maintenance though.
Wish it was the same care for the roads.

Your comment is off topic. Please get your backlinks somewhere else.

I am not really sure how this news affect the Montreal Market...but in any case, your comment is published