Typically, it notes the change in the principle balance, and new term/years.  

This would mean I come out of pocket zero and the cost of closing would be equitable to an all cash dealAssuming I carried the property for 6 months before being sold or refinanced, that's like 10k in debt service, however since you are paying principle, nearly half of that gets deducted from the original 100k  Making the loan payoff approx 97k vs 100k.   

The whole idea that you have to offset the tax cuts in order to be deficit neutral is hogwash and counter to basic economic principle's.

I have a house that does not cash flow but it is on a 15 year note and I make my money in principle paydown and depreciation at tax time...been doing it for 10 years.

Rich Dad Poor Dad had investing principles?!

Is that based on principle or on numbers.

Under the principle of progression, the value of a property increases when it is surrounded by or in close proximity to higher valued properties. 

See below but in my opinion CMHC is clear: only 1 insured mortgage for principle residences per borrower.

The remaining principle balance on the property is about market value. 

How much of that is principle reduction monthly?