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I've seen cases where somebody will sell a house, let's say for example in January, nowadays with the CRN and the way things are, it takes about the whole process by the time you sell your house and you get your money back. It's like 12 months, some cases 11 months, some cases even longer. And then again, I will try to shorten that time. And how can you shorten that time by planning? Make sure you understand what are real times happening on the CRS side, how long is it there taking to process the T2201 forms. I mean, these are capital gains formed for non-resistant studying a Canadian property.

I've seen cases where somebody will sell a house, let's say for example in January, nowadays with the CRN and the way things are, it takes about the whole proc…

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  • Real Estate Transaction Timeframe
  • Current Process Duration
  • Typical Duration
  • 12 Months
  • Possible Variations
  • 11 Months or Longer
  • Reducing Timeframe
  • Planning
  • Understanding Real Times
  • CRS Processing Time
  • T2201 Form Processing
  • Capital Gains for Non-Residents
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I've seen cases where somebody will sell a house, let's say for example in January, nowadays with the CRN and the way things are, it takes about the whole process by the time you sell your house and you get your money back. It's like 12 months, some cases 11 months, some cases even longer. And then again, I will try to shorten that time. And how can you shorten that time by planning? Make sure you understand what are real times happening on the CRS side, how long is it there taking to process the T2201 forms. I mean, these are capital gains formed for non-resistant studying a Canadian property.

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