MsSherlock, I wonder if you could offer a technical opinion on something else I thought of.
Do you know what the nature of the bank charge against the 6-plex is? I mean, is the 6-plex still potentially an income-producing property? It seems to me that if you put that building in the hands of a property manager, DM could easily make $100k a year off that building. It would be professionally managed and DM wouldn't have to worry about it being infested with his freeloader friends, which ABro suggested in the main thread may have happened. The building was one of the ones that was inherited from CM, and it seems that it was fully paid off if the bank was able top place a charge against it for nearly the full value. Would this charge be something like a lien, where if the building was sold, a fixed sum would have to be returned to the bank? I mean, not like a mortgage, where there would be interest that would perhaps cancel out the value of the rental income? I am just asking if the 6-plex could still make money for DM, and if so, why it would be sold. If you have any insight, I'd love to hear.
Selling off all of DM's real estate assets, especially the income producing property and his primary residence, as well as all of DM's toys really seems counter-intuitive to me. Wouldn't this make it incredibly difficult for DM to apply for bail, if he has no fixed address other than cell 7 of the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre? It seems that MB is leaving him with no comforts to return to if he were to get bail, and really reducing his chances of getting bail to begin with. DP said repeatedly that DM intended to apply for bail. MB is administrating things as if she things DM will never get out of jail. Why?
And why was WM's death witnessed that night by MB and DM's ex-fiancee (daughter of a friend of MB), rather than, as one might expect, WM's current fiancee and DM's current girlfriend, CN?