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Jack Young
  • Investor
  • Prince George, British Columbia
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Financing

Jack Young
  • Investor
  • Prince George, British Columbia
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I have been told by my banker I will need to have $100,000 in non registered assets before I can be financed for a third rental property, LoC may be accepted and I don't think the top 20% will be either. I'm curious to know if this is a norm or just what my bank wants. Any professionals in this field perhaps or related experience would be great.

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