Ottawa says itâs extending the foreign buyer ban, but the law still ends it January 1. Nick and Dan go through Budget 2026 and sort whatâs law from whatâs only proposed. They cover the new 90% insured loan on triplexes and fourplexes (itâs 30 years and tests your income, not the building) and why you should build four units, not three, before Ontarioâs HST deadline on March 31. They also get into how Canadaâs new build carve out for foreign buyers copies Australia, the immigration timing risk, and what the budget means for rates. They run the numbers live, compare MLI Select to a fourplex, and give the budget a grade.
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