
Is the sale price enough to cover all the real estate debts?
When a real estate property is sold, its sale price MUST cover all debts owing on the property. Otherwise, the buyers would need to inherit the seller’s liabilities, and no one would ever agree to that. Specifically, the sellers need to include the following debts in their calculations when deciding the sale price: Mortgage or...
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