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    • 05NOV
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      Extended Amortization

      It seems that no matter who the client, what the clients financial situation, or how much money the client has to put down. Extended Amortization and it’s pros and cons are heavily discussed throughout the process in setting up a new mortgage in today’s market. Back in Aug I had the opportunity to speak about

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    • 02NOV
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      Take advantage of the home reno tax credit

      Many people have been phoning and asking us about how best to take advantage of the Home Renovation Tax Credit. Many people don’t know how to take full advantage of this…and time is running out. HRTC is a non-refundable tax credit based on allowable expenses for work done, or renovation items purchased after January 27, 2009, and before

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    • 02NOV
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      The Problem With Decorating Allowances

      In order to maintain a certain price point, many sellers of new properties will offer “incentives” to purchasers in lieu of a reduction in the price. The most common one is to include a “decorating allowance”. I have seen “decorating allowances” as high as $100,000 but they can be of any amount. This basically means

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