Happy New Year! We're in a deep freeze in Alberta and nothing better to do than get up on all the mortgage rules. You can also try the MPEMBA effect with the kids when you're done.
Peter Kinch on CTV explaining the new stress test on mortgages in 2018. HERE
Showing posts with label Peter Kinch Mortgage Minute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Kinch Mortgage Minute. Show all posts
Friday, January 12, 2018
Tuesday, December 06, 2016
Peter Kinch Mortgage Minute
"Some of the reporting and headlines recently have been borderline
irresponsible so it’s important now, more than ever, to read beyond the
headlines. Included in this week’s Mortgage Minute™ is an article
suggesting CMHC could lose a $Billion – but when reading further, this
is only in the event of a doomsday" Peter Kinch
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Friday, November 27, 2015
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Peter Kinch Rush TV Interview
This Peter Kinch interview on Rush TV is great to watch. Real estate terms, generational wealth, investment real estate and forecasting on interest rates are covered.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Peter Kinch's Mortgage Minute
Opened my mail today to find Peter Kinch's Mortgage Minute newsletter in my inbox. It's always a great read and especially informative if you have mortgages to renew or are considering the best tactics for reducing your expenses and increasing cash flow on investment properties through intelligent financing.
Here are three links from his blog enjoy!
2012 Real Estate Market
Pros and Cons to purchasing American Real Estate and Part Two
Here are three links from his blog enjoy!
2012 Real Estate Market
Pros and Cons to purchasing American Real Estate and Part Two
Friday, April 08, 2011
Peter Kinch's Mortgage Minute - When will interest rates rise?
We did just see a rate hike about 2 days ago. Luckily I've been able to lock in rates with my bank for my next purchase. Peter Kinch thinks October for the next one. I think buy while you can because prices will rise and interest rates make a huge difference in your cashflow. Lock in if rates increasing worries you and if it doesn't ride the variable over the long term it's proven to cost you less.
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