Viager in Quebec: The Complete Guide
Sit down with this the way you'd sit down with a notary who has done one of these before and is willing to walk you through it, page by page — what a life-annuity sale actually is, what Quebec's Civil Code really says about it (which is not what the French websites tell you), what protects the seller, what protects the buyer, how the numbers actually get built, and the full path from a first conversation to a signed notarial deed.
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What's inside
- The idea, in plain language
- Who sits on each side of this table
- Real situations, named
- The law Quebec actually has
- When something goes wrong
- Putting a number on it
Who it's for
For anyone considering selling a home for an initial payment plus a lifetime income, or buying one that way, in Quebec. It does not replace a notary or a financial planner, and its protections do not apply to a reverse mortgage, which is a different contract.