Identify the document
Confirm the exact title, publication and dates that matter.
Property deadline • Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
Did you receive a notice concerning your property? Let’s clarify the dates, value and options before you decide.
Mortgage enforcement notice, often called a 60-day notice, municipal tax sale notice or another deadline: Pierre helps you understand the real estate side and build a realistic plan if selling is the option you choose.
Confidential • No pressure • Direct contact
A clear first step
60-day notice or tax sale: what should you verify first?
Pierre explains the key information to gather and how to organize the real estate side before making a decision.
What matters
A clear, property-specific review.
Understand the value
Review comparable sales, competition, property type and condition.
Estimate net proceeds
Prepare an indicative scenario after known debts and transaction costs.
Test the timeline
Determine whether a conventional sale can realistically fit the available time.
Protect confidentiality
Market the property, not your personal financial situation.
Compare options
Compare a direct offer with reasonable market exposure before deciding.
COURTIER DU COINConfidential plan — Value, timeline and next stepsChecklist and customizable roadmap
Confidential plan — Value, timeline and next steps
Checklist and customizable roadmap. Receive a practical summary designed to help you prepare the right information and next steps.
From review to closing
A straightforward process.
- UnderstandYour property, situation and timing.
- AnalyzeValue, documents and competition.
- PrioritizeWhat genuinely needs attention.
- PrepareInformation, presentation and launch.
- MarketPositioning, visits and communication.
- NegotiateOffers, conditions and decisions.
- CoordinateDocuments, dates and notary.
Frequently asked questions
Does a notice mean the lender already owns my property?
No. A notice is a preliminary step. The document and its dates still need serious attention.
Does the 60-day period begin when I receive the letter?
Not necessarily. For an immovable, the period generally runs from registration of the notice. Verify the exact date.
Does listing the property stop the process?
No. Marketing the property does not automatically suspend a mortgage or municipal process.
Can I sell before the deadline?
A sale may be possible if the value, amounts owing, timing and coordination make it workable.
Will my financial situation be advertised?
No. Personal and strategic information is not a marketing argument.
What if I do not know which notice I received?
Start with the exact title and date. Pierre can help organize the real estate questions and direct you to the appropriate source.
A simple next step
Tell Pierre where you are in the process.
Phone or email is required. Your information remains confidential.
You do not need to have everything decided before starting.
A first conversation can clarify value, preparation, timing and the next useful step.