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Ask RK: 3 strategies to create a tax-deductible mortgage in Canada

Zolo

Q: A reader wants to know if there is any way to convert a principal residence mortgage into tax-deductible debt. . I was wondering if you know of any strategies to solve our mortgage interest deduction dilemma. . Property A is our principal residence; property B is an investment property. Why we need to classify debt.

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Real Estate Mortgage Notes: Investing For Higher Returns in 2021

Marco Santarelli

Mortgage note investing is one of the best real estate investment opportunities available but it is rarely discussed. In this article, we shall discuss the various types of mortgage notes and how to invest in them. Mortgage notes are also known as real estate lien notes and borrower’s notes.

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The CCIM Designation: Is It Worth It for Residential Agents in 2020?

The Close

So whether you’re thinking about adding a CCIM to work more commercial deals, or want to make the leap to full-time commercial agent, this guide should answer all your questions and give you enough information to make a decision one way or the other. CCIM stands for Certified Commercial Investment Member.

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How to Explain 1031 Exchange Rules to Your Clients (in Plain English)

The Close

The benefit of a 1031 exchange is that it defers the taxes that would normally be paid on the capital gains from the sale of a property. A 1031 exchange is the process where a person sells one investment property and purchases another “like-kind” property (or multiple properties) of equal or greater value than the property sold.