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Read MoreThere has been speculation that Canadian interest rates are not done rising yet – and some say they will keep rising until 2020.
Read MoreWith cannabis legalization in Canada coming into effect on October 17, 2018, many landlords are wondering about their rights as landlords and how the legalization will affect their rental property investments.
Read MoreGetting into home ownership has never been tougher than it is today. With the qualifying rate over 2% higher and with the additional stress tests, it’s no surprise anyone earning near minimum wage would feel that the idea of home ownership is impossible.
Read MoreWith mortgage guidelines getting stricter over the past year, it has opened a wave of interest for different types of mortgages – including what’s known as a reverse mortgage.
Read MoreWhen you are selling or buying a home, you inadvertently come across chattels in the purchase and sale agreement. Chattels can complicate a purchase or sale depending on the agreement and how it is set out by the REALTOR®.
Read MoreWhen it comes time to purchasing a home, do you choose the more expensive but brand-new home– or do you go for that fixer upper with the potential to become your dream home? In order to make this important decision, you will need to consider if renovations are a fit for you on a variety of levels, from budget to the unexpected.
Read MoreWith mortgage regulations ever-changing and becoming more stringent on borrower qualification, more and more Canadians are finding it harder to qualify for a traditional mortgage. Consumers who do not qualify for a traditional mortgage are increasingly turning to alternative lenders for their borrowing needs.
Read MoreWhat is an appraisal? Simply put: an appraisal is a professional’s opinion on the true market value of your home. Banks use appraisals, and so do home owners during the process of buying, selling or refinancing a home.
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