Obtaining a mortgage or secured line of credit in Canada at the best rates is often a daunting task. We can help! Read the articles below for more info.
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Could a home-based business affect your mortgage? May 27th
Registering a business at your home may seem harmless, but it can raise questions for lenders, insurers and municipalities. Here’s what homeowners should know before using their home address for business purposes..... More »
The best 5-year fixed mortgage rates in Canada + MORE Oct 8th
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Why mortgage brokers are embracing ‘digital onboarding’ and not looking back Aug 9th
For much of the mortgage industry’s history, brokers required a mountain of paperwork from prospective clients to ensure they’d actually be approved by a willing lender..... More »
Mortgage renewal strategies in today’s high interest rate environment + MORE May 10th
The current interest rate climate for mortgage brokers and their clients is dramatically different compared to just a year ago, requiring a whole new strategy when it comes to renewals..... More »
Can I afford to buy a second home? + MORE Sep 26th
There are plenty of reasons you may want to buy a second home. Maybe you’d like a second property for a family member to live in (e.g., your daughter while she attends university) or a condo to stay in during the week when you’re working downtown. But can you afford it?
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I missed a mortgage payment. What happens now?
– thestar.com
If you skip one month’s mortgage payment, then resume scheduled payments for six months, all six of those payments may be considered late.
‘These recent rate hikes have really affected our ability to spend and save,’ Mei explains. ‘We are concerned about how this will continue to affect our finances, and ability to plan for the future.’How Quebec’s Bill 96 could impact English-speaking homebuyers
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Quebec homebuyers and mortgage brokers looking to sign documents will now be required to draw up the originals in French, regardless of whether any of the signatories speak it.
