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Reply: 1.2.1.2.1 From: Paul Zagoridis Hi Michael welcome back A caveat can protect your financial interest in a property. The underlying first mortgage is potentially capped at the amount owing at the time of the caveat plus penalties and reasonable sales expenses. Normally this will total...

Reply: 1.2 From: Paul Zagoridis IF I was buying a wrap I would 1) place a caveat on the title as a condition of purchase. 2/3 of my wraps have done that. I have no problems with it. 2) Insist on copies of the underlying loan statements at at least 3 monthly intervals. If the wrap seller...