Steve Saretsky

to the time that like the judge basically puts your like listing as a for sale.

It's like over a year.

It's like 15.

I think the average is like 15 months.

It's a long time.

So are we going to, the reason I was asking that is Toronto.

I think Ontario is different.

So don't quote me on that.

I only know the BC process.

Again, I think even Alberta is a little bit different, but like, I just know like it does take time.

It's not like, Hey, you missed one payment.

Like you're on the market next week.

I haven't broken it down, to be honest.

It's not like, you know, it's not what most people would think, like a sea of like dog crate condos.

It is like a mix of people just like, hey, I bought too big of a house.

Like, I can't afford the mortgage payment.

Um, but yeah, so yeah, it, it takes time, right?

I mean, usually what happens is like, if you miss a payment, then your lender talks, he says, Hey, you know, how can we get you back on track?

It's a very long and expensive process.

So people don't typically want to go like a lender doesn't really want to go to court.