Mitch Parker
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Mitch Parker is a full-time real estate investor, contributing writer and founder of MP Private Capital.

Having an education in business with a specialization in Finance, Mitch has completed multiple professional designation programs to gain knowledge, insight, and to keep him on top of his field. Mitch has been trained by some of the top real estate investment professionals around including Robert Kiyosaki, Don Campbell, and some of the top names at OREIO and REIN Canada.

Mitch brings experience ranging from operating a residential renovation company for a number of years, flipping property for profit, purchasing, selling, and managing rental properties, to raising private capital for development projects ranging between 1-10 million dollars.

The last 6 years have given Mitch a great opportunity to tailor and hone his skills to put them into one type of real estate investment to help maximize his strengths and partnership returns at the same time.

MP Private Capital now focuses 100% of its investment effort to align private capital with developers under the $10 million mark. The company believes this is a strong niche that serves its investors with the safest risk / reward trade off.

When he's not thinking Real Estate, Mitch's passions include fitness, cars and exploring the city.

For more information, please visit: www.mitchparker.ca and www.mpprivatecapital.com

Blog Entries by Mitch Parker

So You've Invested in a Condo That No Longer Exists

(2) Comments | Posted August 14, 2012 | 11:21 AM

Pick up any newspaper or log into any media outlet and the term "real estate bubble" is a phrase that's impossible to escape. Some days you'll read a major bank is claiming prices are going to correct up to 25 per cent and some days you'll read that real estate...

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How to be a Landlord Tenants Actually Like

(7) Comments | Posted July 16, 2012 | 11:10 AM

Buying a property to rent out is a great idea. The theory is that you find a tenant to rent it out to and let them pay down the mortgage while you sit back and build equity. Or maybe you are renting the basement to offset some of the monthly...

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Why Some Cities Cost More to Live In (Ahem, Vancouver)

(2) Comments | Posted July 6, 2012 | 4:28 PM

If you've been living in Canada long enough, especially in a major city, you'll know that we've had a great run in appreciation of our real estate. From 2002 until now, homes in the GTA went from an average price of just over $250,000 to its current value of

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Condo-Shopping? What to Look For

(6) Comments | Posted June 25, 2012 | 11:12 AM

Since the early 2000s, condo development has helped change the skyline in Canada. People from all demographics are choosing to live what I refer to as "the condo lifestyle." If you are thinking about joining this growing crowd that prefers parking underground and chooses location over square feet, here are...

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Five Reasons Why It's Smart to Invest in Real Estate

(6) Comments | Posted June 19, 2012 | 2:14 PM

With the stock market turning into more of a roller coaster each day, people are looking to invest their hard earned money into something safer, with less volatility, but that still yields above average returns. Real estate is quickly becoming the investment of choice for many of these lost investors....

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How To Pick the Perfect Realtor

(0) Comments | Posted June 12, 2012 | 7:43 AM

With the nice weather finally upon us, a lot of first time and experienced buyers are looking to make a move along the property ladder. A great realtor has access to the widest database of homes available via the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), and will even have knowledge of homes...

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How to Make Sure Your Home Sells

(0) Comments | Posted June 8, 2012 | 10:00 AM

Thinking of putting your home up for sale? Here are five easy and cost-effective methods to make your
home more attractive to buyers:

SLIDESHOW: MAKE YOUR HOUSE SELLABLE

1. Paint / Caulk

Painting a home gives one of the best returns for your money spent. Colours should be...

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