Insolvency and Real Estate in Ontario: What Trustees and Receivers Need to Know
Ontario real estate insolvency guide for trustees and receivers. Current filing volumes, property disposition analysis, and recovery data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to real estate assets in a bankruptcy or consumer proposal?
The Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) takes control of the estate and must liquidate non-exempt assets including investment properties, second properties, and equity above the provincial exemption threshold. The trustee must obtain fair market value — often requiring a current market analysis.
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