Episode 59 Transcript – Mayan Ruin, Cobo in Mexico

This is Jessi Johnson in the Mayan Riviera. It’s January 4, 2009. About to give a human sacrifice of myself and climb the tallest Mayan ruin in all of Mexico. I would like you to wish me good luck. This is a lot higher than I was expecting. Think I can record the entire thing? [You can try.] I did it. That was easy hey! [Yeah, it wasn't bad.] You can see the other ruin down there. My point of the day today is focusing on interest rates and the US Presidential election. If you’re able to tie yourself into a four year term post US election you will be able to benefit from beautiful interest rates. Low interest rates are always good right? [Yes, what does it have to do with the Mayan empire?] Nothing. You can’t get a mortgage on the Mayans can you? [No.] I’m not actually allowed to do mortgages outside of Canada so I’ve got to mix it up. To finish my point is every four years after the US Presidential election you get significant lower rates. The trick is to remortgage yourself right after the Presidential election on a fixed term rate if you don’t want to do a variable and then you just redo it every four years. If you’re able to pull that off, great, if not there’s always ways around it. Anyways, live from the Mayan Riviera, on top of a Mayan Temple, the tallest one in Mexico I believe. [Yes and the second tallest in the Mayan Empire.] Oh, it’s the second tallest in the Mayan Empire. Apparently next year they’re cutting it off, you can’t climb on it anymore. www.firsthomeinfo.ca. Have a good day, bye!