by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Apr 14, 2007 | Condo, Real Estate Investing
I’ve been working hard putting a deal together for a real estate client buying an industrial property. He is looking for a place to do his industrial hobbies and live in at the same time. There’s not much out there in and around the Montreal area for anything under...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Feb 6, 2007 | Buying, Local Montreal, Real Estate Investing
Market Outlook What is the expected future market outlook for the Montreal real state market in the Old Port area? My friend who is an analysis wrote me this: My view on Real Estate at this point in time is this. Montreal is going to do fine. The separatist PQ’s...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Apr 8, 2006 | Market Updates, Real Estate Investing
According to a survey conducted on behalf of the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board (GMREB) at the end of 2003, nearly 213,000 households were planning to buy a home in the next five years. This trend has proven to be correct because during 2004, almost 50,000...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Apr 5, 2006 | Buying, Real Estate Investing
What is revenue property in Montreal? What does it mean? The meaning revenue in the dictionary says: Yield from property or investment; income. We mean cashflow.Cashflow meaning what is left over once all the variables are subtracted off of the balance sheet. Let us...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Apr 4, 2006 | Real Estate Investing
Let’s say you make $60,000 a year. In 25 years, with an annual inflation rate of 3%, you will need approximately $125,000 to have the same comfortable lifestyle. Taking tax deferral plans into account, you will have to invest $1,100 every month at 10.5% interest...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Apr 4, 2006 | Real Estate Investing
You may be surprised to hear that your home is not the investment you thought it was. When buying a home most people think that they are buying an investment. But what if I told you that this may not always be true. While the bank will view your home as an asset, you...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Mar 16, 2006 | Mortgage & Finances, Real Estate Investing
Let’s say you make $60,000 a year. In 25 years, with inflation rate at 3%, you will need approximately $125,000 to have the same comfortable lifestyle. To retire at 65 and draw $125,000 annually, you will need $1.8 million in capital and have it invested at 7%...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Mar 16, 2006 | Mortgage & Finances, Real Estate Investing
Do you need to: Shelter your money from the government? swift codes bank in United State? Find a method of leverage to use existing funds Re-invest capital into your business or another qualified investment Accomplish these goals in a tax efficient manner. The...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Mar 15, 2006 | Real Estate Investing
This articles comes from The Front Line by Vanessa Koechlin and Sean Russell, CFP, AMP In our inaugural edition, Sean had the pleasure to sit down with the brains behind Spirepoint Properties (www.spirepoint.ca) – Paul Blacquière and Joanne Beehler. Paul and Joanne...
by Jennifer Lynn Walker | Feb 17, 2006 | Real Estate Investing
Île-des-Soeurs, October 5, 2005 – Based on the statistics released by the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board (GMREB), 3,766 properties were sold by real estate agents who are members of the GMREB in September 2005, a 9% increase compared to the 3,450 sales recorded...
