Tag Archives: Mortgage Lender

Changes in our Economic Landscape: What Does It Mean For You?

Inflation and rapidly rising interest rates have cooled off the real estate market. Supply and demand has shifted. You’ve probably noticed more “for sale” signs in your neighbourhood. I know I have. That means the inventory of homes for sale … Continue reading

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How Your Credit Score Affects Your Mortgage Rate

When the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) increased capital requirements on default insurers – and linked its capital formula to credit scores* – many securitizing lenders have opted to do two things: Thing One:  set different rates … Continue reading

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New Ideas for a New Year: Become Your Own Mortgage Lender!

Did 2012 boost your confidence in investing? If you’re a savvy investor and have the time to monitor your (mortgage) investment on a daily basis, then the strategy of becoming your own mortgage lender could be a sensible option for … Continue reading

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