16 Apr

March Home Sales Rebound from February…

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Statistics released Monday by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show that national home sales edged higher in March following the sharp decline in storm-struck February. Overall, however, housing activity remains considerably below historical norms. Home sales rose 0.9% nationally while the benchmark price rose 0.8%. While this is an improvement from the very poor […]

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15 Apr

New Incentives for New Home Buyers…

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In this year’s budget, the federal government announced a program for first-time homebuyers that would offer between 5% and 10% top up from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. If you’re buying a brand new home, the CMHC will give you 10% of the total cost, and it will offer 5% if it’s an older […]

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29 Mar

Why People are Working with Mortgage Brokers!

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1. We can meet in person or everything can be done online. 2. We can quickly set you up with a plan that works towards your goals. 3. You will have transparency and receive detailed email updates. We can also be reached by phone for updates. 4. We can provide you with the pro’s and […]

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29 Mar

Common Misconception with Mortgage Financing!

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It is a common misconception that you will qualify for a mortgage in the future because you have qualified for a mortgage in the past. This is not accurate! Do. Not. Assume. Anything. Even if your financial situation has remained the same or has improved, securing mortgage financing is more difficult now than in recent […]

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26 Mar

It Might be a Good Time to Refinance!

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Many of our clients are choosing to refinance and take advantage of todays low rates. In the past few weeks, Mortgage rates have come back down. Before rates go back up, it might be a good time to review your current mortgage and possibly get into a lower rate mortgage. You can even use a […]

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26 Mar

Interest rate cut more likely than hike in 2019

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When the Bank of Canada decided this month to keep its benchmark interest rates stable at 1.75%, it signalled the weakening economy makes it unlikely a rate increase is anywhere on the horizon. Inflation is not where it should be, we’re not in a deflation mode right now, but inflation is under control and there’s […]

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