If I buy a residential property in Canada to rent it out by using a mortage loan is there a tax deduction on the interest of the loan.On the other hand, if I buy my first residential property to live in then how is this taxations and tax deduction effect on the mortage loan.

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I think most investors are conservative and place less weight on tax effects, but to completely ignore them would not provide the most clear picture about an investment decision.

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Email me back if we can work something out [EMAIL REMOVED] To all other agents and brokers if we close a deal with one of your referrals.

Through the first half of 2007 I was telling my membership to seriously consider selling most of their investments while the prices were still high.Then at the start of 2008 I told them it was too late if they had not already taken action and discussions turned to scooping up bargains and effectively managing their holdings to weather the economic storm.What I did not talk about was the hidden fraud at so many levels in the financial system.

People see the foreclosure numbers, and that banks are not even selling what they have, and then we have a whole new load (of REOs) coming on, and that's causing people not to price things effectively and accurately," Olshin said.

I would suggest [REMOVED] and "Making Money With Mobile Homes" by Lonnie Scruggs.

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But they won't remember it, then they'll jump on Google and search for Sell my home, We Buy Houses or something to that effect.