Robert Klein Newsletter - April 2019/Edition 83

Robert Klein - Mortgage & Life Insurance Broker

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April 2019 Foreclosures

 

APRIL 2019 Abbotsford Foreclosure Attached
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APRIL 2019 Langley Foreclosure Attached
APRIL 2019 Chilliwack Foreclosure Detached
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APRIL 2019 Mission Foreclosure Detached
APRIL 2019 New Westminster Foreclosure Detached
APRIL 2019 North Vancouver Foreclosure Detached
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APRIL 2019 Surrey Foreclosure Attached
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APRIL 2019 West Vancouver Foreclosure Attached
APRIL 2019 Tri City Foreclosure Attached
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APRIL 2019 Vancouver Foreclosure Detached
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Operating Companies Purchasing Commercial Property

 

Three years ago, I was exposed to this type of structure.  Today, it's now become a major part of my business.  

If you run your business out of a corporation, that corporation can qualify for financing on its own.  

To give you an idea.  

I have a client purchasing a $4.4 million dollar commercial building.  The building on its own merits, only qualifies for $1.3 million worth of financing.  This means if you are buying it as a rental only, you have to put $3.1 million down.   Since the client is putting their business into it, the qualification goes from $1.3 million to $3.8 million due to corporate financials.

That's 15% down vs 70% down.  

There are three types of clients for this structure:

1. A company that is already paying rent who wants to own the building instead.

2. A company that is not paying rent, but wants to own a building and put their business into it.  

3. A company that is not paying rent and wants to buy commercial investment property.  

Steps involved:

1. Structure corp financials to maximize lending

2. Purchase property that fits your corp financials

Notice how it's not, let's buy property x, then go to the bank and see if we can be approved.  

Reverse engineer everything to maximize the result.  

Got a corporation and want to know what it can do, feel free to message. 



Venezuela Collapse Explained

 

Venezuela Collapse Explained

Ever wonder what is going on with Venezuela? 

Excellent explanation in this video.  



We Have A 1 Year Old!

 

Our little Gummy Bear Princess is now 1 years old.  

Her favorite words: Mama, Dada, Nei Nei (cute way of saying milk in Chinese)

Favorite thing to do: Dancing to 70's and 80's music.  

Super Power Move: Her Smile



And a 4 Year Old!

 

Happy Birthday little Rob!

This year we had Teen Age Mutant Ninja Turtle theme. 

He was super excited it was his birthday.  He knew the secret formula

Birthday = Presents



Lock into Fixed Rate? - 5 Year Bond Rate Graph

 

If you did not like the run up on rates over the last year, it might be a good time to lock in now. 

Since November, bond rates dropped 1.0%.  Over the last month they went up .25%. 

Overall they are .75% below their highs.  

If you wanted to get into fix and were waiting for it to go lower, might be a good time to move on it. 

The key to doing this is understanding how your bank structures penalties.  Many banks have a bad penalty structure and some are good. 

Email back if you want to discuss. 



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