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原帖由 dgg 于 2006-5-8 10:12 发表
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' |. k1 ?, D$ y4 \( y我知道一些房地产起家的人是靠的滚雪球的效应,把自己现有的房子抵押加上租金收入再贷款,最后越滚越大,最后拥有几十套房子。 1 Y( N U% U+ i# j# r" v6 \
* A0 W, a8 z9 q/ w* dThe following article is written by Peter Kinch.1 J0 r, P: d; t0 @8 v {$ w' J
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Spring Is In The Air! In some markets in Canada it may feel like 6 v3 i% c H& Z* w5 e% h* ~# O
Spring is starting to arrive. Each and every year in late February and
0 i5 Y2 L e- ~' g) {early March, the banks start rolling out their Spring market campaign of 7 P" f5 o& u$ \0 A8 C" t W
new products in an effort to attract new consumers. And, if early signs 5 U% `: X; P! A- y
are any indication, we're poised for yet another busy spring. The banks * Y. l; t5 I, N3 ^& Q0 K4 |
view this as the best time of year to get your attention by coming up
$ t+ u9 @& ?0 |6 x/ e _+ E4 ~with new products or simply putting twists on old ideas.
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/ h6 b1 {7 ~$ E5 ~, a# j8 v' P; T1 a4 DOver the next few weeks we'll see a variety of new products and this
6 Z* X5 G4 N4 V% k: O, H' \+ B3 \year the early theme I'm seeing is banks getting more creative in an ; ~7 c5 ^/ F' S3 ^$ ~8 Z2 w
effort to help you borrow more money. This is partly in response to growing x% s( @/ ~/ I) ^" T
concerns about the potential of rising rates.
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' G b% E& b/ O) TIn an effort to take the focus away from rates, look for two lenders to
0 }$ O: \) ]3 f: a' x8 {1 K. Qcome out with 'True Equity' programs that will allow home buyers the
/ j, m7 S8 F$ H$ [; Aability to borrow up to 75% of the equity in their homes without having
9 X+ C$ _8 d G3 V7 d' Oto qualify based on their incomes. These programs were previously only & F* o% [: f8 h* R
available to self-employed borrowers. Income earners had to either put
$ i4 \3 l: _) k" y% N2 [/ mmore money down or pay higher rates. This will now be a mortgage based
/ K" O5 ^) {( r7 Ron the equity and the rates will be fully discounted.
& C5 J2 W' `# h# h$ y$ R+ m+ sAnother product to keep an eye on is more lenders who will be combining
% F% F `. H G6 [the mortgage with the line of credit and creating a 'Global borrowing
* Z8 |, T& E% Q, ^( Nlimit' that will be re-advanceable. More and more consumers will be % O% T4 R- K: l& s/ H8 U
looking for these kind of products for tax planning and investment
# O. N* m9 i' C2 o* t9 v% cstrategies. $ x' [. l0 t' X6 `0 {, U
- s# n; O& \9 _9 JAnd speaking about investors, banks are starting to recognize the 2 d' z6 V9 U/ k: N0 U/ n7 d
growing number of home owners who are buying multiple revenue properties for
, P; ^2 M q# u: `3 |9 Z6 X' Dinvestments and we now have an 'Interest-Only' mortgage available for
9 b3 ^1 w0 U3 Z, Yself-employed borrowers on a 'Stated-income' basis for revenue 1 j2 y- T; j# R; Q3 Y# D
properties. This marks the first time a self-employed individual can use % l8 |1 B# e% Q3 {! R$ h
'stated-income' to qualify for a revenue property. * ^" v- l" P, L. I8 w
" c' G2 c( d2 M' }3 c' X" w& zThe interest rates will be higher for this product, but it is
* y# @" z8 V+ l. h" P2 t { E3 e8 Breflective of a growing trend towards American-Style lending practices. A prime # @# X7 Q, j* c8 U% U
example of an American trend influencing our banks will be longer 5 v; x S" H" q/ E& B: m
amortization periods. Canada has held tight on 25 year amortizations for . K+ F4 j1 K3 x6 i# W: I/ P+ A
years, up until now that is. A few lenders have announced 30 year 9 l: l- o+ B$ F& R- a3 H4 o; m( e
amortizations on CMHC insured mortgages at fully discounted interest rates." ]: ?- M& H4 }8 t9 m) A
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Finally, in an effort to further take your attention away from the long . Q% H' q r9 k, k$ ^+ `. }
term rates, look for lenders to get more creative with the discounts 0 ]) |7 X( f( ]; a5 L
they offer on Variable Rate Mortgages. I fully expect to see stronger
0 l9 F7 s* d0 J) Ocompetition in the form of creative 'front-end loaded' discounts and
: A$ r9 l% u: T" C; e8 I5 `teaser rates that make it more confusing to compare an apple to an apple ; k7 G$ s/ U$ j e. X+ v
when shopping for the best mortgage option. It's going to be another busy
3 N I6 `' j% o; \; |! f; jspring market and consumers are going to be faced with more choices $ O8 h# E& g5 `: ]/ Q) o
than ever before. The key, like always, is to get expert advice and ' u7 A% d8 t4 g% b
remember you have options. |
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