
CAPREIT's Moves and CMHC Financing Insights for Multifamily Success
In this episode, Sandy MacKay begins by introducing CAPREIT's portfolio overhaul and its strategic implications for the multifamily real estate sector. The discussion delves into how CAPREIT's recent acquisitions are impacting local markets. Sandy then introduces the CMHC Income Property insurance, emphasizing its qualification flexibility. Detailed insights into eligibility, loan-to-value ratios, and rental income calculations for CMHC insurance are provided. The episode further explores CMHC financing options, including premiums, rates, and the benefits for investors. Sandy concludes with closing remarks, summarizing the key insights and their relevance to multifamily real estate investment strategies.
Key Points
- CAPREIT's strategic repositioning involves acquiring premium real estate and selling off older properties to enhance their portfolio's quality and profitability.
- CMHC Income Property insurance offers flexible debt service qualification options and allows investors to use up to fifty percent of gross rental income for mortgage loan insurance on two-to-four-unit rental properties.
- The CMHC Income Property insurance product requires a minimum equity of twenty percent for non-owner-occupied properties, with loan-to-value ratios up to eighty percent and specific debt service ratio caps.
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