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Jan2012
Refinance Strategy Nets Our Client $18k FREE

Most know that mortgage refinancing is when you take an existing home mortgage, break it, and typically replace it with another mortgage having different terms and conditions. We all want smart refinancing tips, but what about a refinancing Secret that can be used in Canada. A mortgage refinancing Secret that forced CRA to send an [...]

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Feb2011
What Does Personal Training Have to Do With Mortgages?

Those of you who know me, know that athletics and fitness has always been a big part of my life. I was at the gym this morning with my wife and we were both observing one of the personal trainers with their client. Watching him train his client with obvious poor technique, made me think [...]

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Jan2011
Marketing Tip For My Business Clients & Entrepreneurs Vancouver

Because many of my clients are business owners & entrepreneurs, every so often I try to slip in a post specifically targeted at growing your business. Database marketing is very effective, but this is by far one of the most effective marketing strategies I have ever used. A great example of the Law of Reciprocity. [...]

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Mar2010
CMHC Changes to Stated Income Programs in Canada

Borrowing Guidelines for Insured Stated Income Programs in Canada are about to change The borrowing guidelines for insured Stated Income Programs are about to undergo some major changes and these changes will be implemented effective April 9, 2010. The changes are being announced by CMHC (also known as Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation). CMHC’s changes, [...]

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Mar2010
The Secret to enhancing your Net Worth

Imagine if this was you? Don’t wait, call today and allow me to enhance your net worth “For Free” Why wouldn’t you? I welcome your comments below : ) Mark Fidgett | 604-273-2002 “Your Personal Mortgage Consultant….For Life!” PS – Please Don’t Keep Me a Secret A REFERRAL is when you INTRODUCE someone you care [...]

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Feb2010
Investing In Canada

There are really only two things to note if you wish to buy here as a foreigner: In Canada you must pay 25% of your rental income to Revenue Canada and when you sell you need to pay 25% of any capital gain. Whoa – “Ouch” you say. Not to worry – it is 25 [...]

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