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Just fix the border Trudeau already talked to trump about it.

Whole Saskatchewan is boring. Even Saskatoon is as big as Disney wonderland 😂

Everyone is blaming the current Prime Minister. The real threat to Canada and Mexico is Trump.

I hope trump uses that to tell these dam politicians to start deporting and stop allow mass immigration

Trudeau is the reason

Blame your prime minister ..

Depose Justine Effeminate Tart as PM & install Poilivre.

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I subscribed your channel plz give answer sir if i take 100000 loan in Ontario whats the down payment and every month installment i want to buy home on mortgage and i want 25 years plan of loan plz reply

It's true, except they would need to be over 60

How do we borrow money from bank ? 1:18

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What about Humboldt?

I live in Yorkton. 2 Reasons to stay away (1) Trains come through all hours, holding the horn down continuously. (2) The town pool is a joke it’s never open or such hours, no thought whatsoever.

I cant wait to get out of ontario

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I love this video. Just one question though, I hear a lot of investors mention the appreciation, principle getting paid down and cash flow. Not many investors mention the tax benefits, why is this ?

Thank you Ron for sharing ❤❤

Very informative thanks Ron

tax deductible

Duh

Are you taking into account the GDP revision upwards?

Forget it.... a DEBT servicability problem post an unprecedented 10+ year low rate fueled Real Estate based Debt expansion can NOT be attenuated by regulatory/demand side stimulus measures devoid of sufficient 'gdi'(income) as derivable from the concurrently basically stagnant 10+ gdp that was being maintained by no more then the aforementioned unprecedented Debt expansion. Simply put.... there is now insufficient gdi(income) derivable from Canada's stagnant barely $2T gdp to service/maintain the payments on the now unprecedented $3.4T combined Mortgage/Consumer Debt.... let be 'future' gdp capacity to allow further Debt expansion supportive of current 'bubblized' Real Estate valuations.... into still 4.5 Million Mortgages renewing thru Q4/26 of which ~500,000 are Negams still increasing loan balances... and concurrent... in attempting to maintain the 67% consumer spending reliant economic gdp/debt servicing gdi derivable under the consumer spending reallocations to higher Mortgage servicing intended with all renewing at higher rates than when initiated regardless. Recession/dem,and destruction and a very painful deleveraging cycle is imminet. This is a Debt based Real Estate correction with significant Banking/Financial system attenuations now inevitable. NO charge !

I am from moose Jaw and left that city 20 years ago. In that time nothing has really changed except that all the businesses have moved from downtown to the North East part of the city. If I didn't have family living there I would never go back, nothing there.

Great insights!

I cant stand when ppl try to compare sask with bc or ontario drives me nuts. But sask is so much cheaper 😂. Well 1st off the scenery is completely different, our wages are completely different. Yes we have some high paying jobs in Sask but hire few ppl compared to the majority low wage jobs. We dont have alot of buying power and trying to buy a vehicle our premier added a tax through sgi for vehicles worth $5000/10,000 or more adding a cost on already high vehicle costs which alot cant afford in a province where a vehicle is a MUST to really have a half decent life here.

Seriously considering moving to Saskatoon now. BC is not meant for average Canadians like me 😂

Why are the builders not building like crazy ?

Thanks Ron

Given rising unemployment numbers, I think it will be .5 decrease.

I'm going for .50

Content for the morning 😊

I need to know this strategy.

Great information ❤

Great video!

All these locations for houses under 110k are in bad areas, lots of repairs, crime is higher compared to other locations.

Meanwhile they will tax you even harder with capital gains

I watched this video very interesting however, which is it insured mortgages can refinance as you said or uninsured mortgages can refinance what your captions said? This is an issue do that sask people say on for un

Around the deposits that go in to the personal mortgage account and then are withdrawn back out. In the end if the client has $3000 going in but they can only tax deduct $1500 in expenses then the $1500 additional that is borrowed back out each month doesn't provide any tax benefit unless they took that money and did something else with the difference like invest in a non-registered asset?

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I thought the recent OSFI changes means you need a 65% loan-to-value ratio before you can draw from a re-advanceable mortgage. Not 80% like you used in your example.

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Tax deductible

This is basically smith manuvor.

Tax deductible

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lol, Good luck. you will be out bid by 10 Indians...Its not 2019 anymore.

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