Recoding money I "owe" myself?

[Jason Ahrens]

Up in Canada we have a plan to help new home buyers.

Under this plan, I can "borrow" money from my RSP to for money for a house. 
The amount borrowed has to be paid back within 15 or 20 years.

I'm having trouble figuring out how to record this.

Is this "borrowed" money a liability? It's money I borrowed from myself, but I 
have to repay into my RSPs. That money is tied up in the house (Asset) after 
purchase but gets repaid from my income (Income). While I have that money "on 
loan" from my RSP, it seems to be neither a liability or a direct asset.

What this basically boils down to is that I borrowed money from myself at 0% 
interest and have a repayment plan for paying it back.

To make this more fun, the RSP is an investment account, as I pay back into 
the RSP, it becomes mutual funds so I cannot use the current monetary value 
as an indicator, only the Buy values.

Jason
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