Lowest Possible Mortgage Payment in Canada
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Thanx Rob, always learn something from you!!
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kaulbachlotz 1 year ago
@kaulbachlotz much more is coming
robertklein2000 1 year ago
I should mention, you will pay the interest on the loc at prime + 1. Today it would be 3.5%. After 1 year $4000 would be used. $4000 x 3.5% / 12 months = $12/month
robertklein2000 1 year ago