Buying a house sight unseen: Good deal or bad mistake? Dec 2nd

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Beyond home prices: What the new CMHC affordability index reveals about Canada + MORE Apr 24th

Take a look at just about any housing affordability index in the country and you’ll notice something pretty quickly: they almost always focus exclusively on home prices and mortgages. Rental units simply aren’t included. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has acknowledged this.... More »

What’s Driving Canadian Homebuyers? Feb 16th

Mortgage rule changes and increasing interest rates—surprisingly—weren’t the top motivators for prospective homebuyers in 2017, according to a new survey from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). Instead, the 2018 Prospective Home Buyers Survey found that improved accessibil.... More »
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Tips for Paying Off Credit Card Debt Jun 17th

Credit card bills got you down? That’s the trouble with paying with plastic. It is easy to spend, but not quite as easy to pay off the debt you accrue – especially if you are only paying the minimum each month. Carrying too much credit card debt can make it harder to get a loan for a house .... More »

Have Questions About the New Stress Test Rate? Here Are Some Answers… Feb 22nd

The Department of Finance created shockwaves this week with its announcement that it will be revamping how insured mortgages are stress tested. Now that the dust has settled, here’s a more in-depth look at the implications, as well as some industry reaction. But first, a quick recap of what’s ch.... More »
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The State of the Mortgage Market: 2020 + MORE Mar 14th

Mortgage Professionals Canada has released its latest State of the Mortgage Market report today, which is chock full of new stats and insights into the Canadian mortgage market. Despite regular headlines about rising home prices and overvaluation in the country’s largest centres, the report fi.... More »
Buying a house usually goes something like this: figure out what you can afford, find a lender, hire a real estate agent, make a list of your must-haves, view properties, view more properties, make an offer, secure your mortgage, close on your new home.

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