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Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
2 weeks ago'Orphaned' Toronto laneway overrun by rats could be one of thousands of unclaimed properties city-wide | CBC News
An orphaned 19th-century roadway in Kensington Market is unowned, deteriorating, and causing sanitation and rat infestations that the city cannot legally address.
from24/7 Wall St.
1 month agoWhat Happens to My House If I Die Without a Will and My Wife Is Not on the Mortgage?
A mortgage dictates who's responsible for paying off a loan on a house. It does not determine who the legal owner of the house is. It's possible for the wife to be an owner of the house if her name is on the deed and not the mortgage, so that's something the poster may want to make arrangements for.
Real estate
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month agoNigel Farage urged to clarify whether he saved tax on Essex constituency home
The Guardian first reported in May that the house in Clacton, which Farage initially said he had bought himself, is in fact wholly owned by Laure Ferrari, his long-term partner. While Farage said the arrangement was because of security reasons, Ferrari purchasing the house would have saved the Reform UK leader an estimated 44,000 in the higher rate of stamp duty to which he would have been liable, given he already owns other properties.
UK politics
Real estate
fromRedfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More
3 months agoWhat Is the Difference Between a Co-op and a Condo?
A condo means you own a specific unit and a share of common areas.
A co-op means you own shares in a corporation that owns the building, granting you a lease for your unit.
Financing for co-ops can be more complex due to the share-based ownership.
Condos generally offer more freedom in terms of unit modifications and rental policies.
Parenting
fromSlate Magazine
4 months agoI Bought a Building From My Cousin. What I Found Behind a Wall Puts Me in a Difficult Spot.
Finding a treasure raises moral and legal dilemmas regarding ownership and disclosure.
Legal advice is crucial for determining the course of action after discovering hidden wealth.
France politics
fromThe Local France
6 months agoFrench tax authorities to start levying fines to property owners over new declaration
French property owners must complete new tax declarations or face fines starting in 2024.
The declaration applies to both domestic and foreign property owners in France, with a â¬150 fine for non-compliance.
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