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With Rates On The Rise, There Is More Interest In Alternative Lenders

Posted on June 8, 2022
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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The real estate market is getting chaotic, wherever you stand in the housing market… Canadian homebuyers are increasingly considering credit unions and private lenders to secure mortgages as rates rise, brokers say. They are seeing more Canadians drawn to these lenders as fixed mortgage rates have crept to about 4% in recent months in many…

Real Estate Professionals Worry About Canada Going Down The American Road.

Posted on August 9, 2021
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Zero down mortgages in Canada are the kind that one typically associates with the reckless housing market that gripped the U.S. around 2005 – 5% cash down and get 3% back; or, even wilder, put down nothing at all. So when these products — and others like them — started popping up in the normally…

Breaking News With Lending Rates!

Posted on April 5, 2020
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage

The recent drastic change in our economic lives has meant that the big institutions, whether financial or other; has also had to adjust its business model! Fortunately, this is good news because they sympathize with the many affected economically. Some interesting comments were also made by economists and businessmen. Just after mid-March, the Bank of…

What’s Being Predicted This Year For Canada’s Mortgage Market?

Posted on February 19, 2020
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Canada’s mortgage market finished the last decade in quite the way! From the plunge in interest rates, to the late-year surge in mortgage growth to the growing influence of online discount mortgage lenders, it was a year of milestones. This year will probably have its own twists. But what do experts think might happen? Here…

Has The Stress Test Had A Positive Impact On The Housing Economy?

Posted on May 20, 2019
By Eric MajdalaniFinancial Tips Mortgage Real Estate

From late 2016 until 2018, there have been rule changes by Canadian policymakers in the real estate industry. This led to many future homebuyers being suddenly afraid of owning their own property due to tightened mortgage lending rules, but reflecting on macro results now, it has appeared to be bringing the country’s real estate market…

Cash-Out Mortgage Refinancing?

Posted on April 30, 2018
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Most people experience a point in their lives when they need access to a large amount of cash, whether it be for a major purchase, home renovation, investment or an emergency. When you don’t have the funds on hand, you can always access the equity in your home through a cash-out mortgage refinance. As the value…

Buy A New Home Before Selling My Current One?

Posted on July 24, 2017
By Eric MajdalaniFinancial Tips Mortgage Real Estate

Being in between the sale of your home while looking to buy a new home can often be stressful. If you cash in too early on your current one, you may end up wasting time renting an apartment, as well as a large volume of storage space for all your furniture and belongings. On the…

Why Are Buyers Denied A Mortgage?

Posted on October 3, 2016
By Eric MajdalaniFinancial Tips Mortgage Real Estate
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Several of our last posts on social media as well as blogs have discussed the need for a pre-approval before getting accepted for a mortgage. However, in some cases, it is often possible to be denied a mortgage even if you have been pre-approved. Below are several reasons why that can be the case.  …

The Bank of Canada reduced the lending to 0.75 percent

Posted on February 10, 2015
By Irina MarshallMortgage
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The Bank of Canada is the first central bank in the Group of Seven to slash interest rates in response to plunging oil prices, saying the shock will contribute to inflation and business spending. The Bank of Canada shocked economy experts and financial markets on Wednesday January 21st by cutting its benchmark overnight interest rate…

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