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Step 1 - Meet with our team

Our dedicated group of mortgage brokers Stefan, Jeremey and Erin are happy to get you mortgage educated and walk you through the steps.

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As the seasons turn to the warm weather of summer, it is time to pull out the bikes and go for a ride. After you bike has been sitting in storage all winter, what is the best way to get it ready to ride again? Some basic steps can be done at home and some steps will need some professional attention. To start with do the following: Wash your bike Check the chain condition and replace it if needed Check the brakes for deterioration and replace pads if they are too thin. Adjust the brake levers as needed to ensure they are working property.…

JUST ANNOUNCED* that the mortgage qualifying rate, more commonly known as the stress test, is confirmed to be INCREASING as of JUNE 1. The change, comes in on both conventional-uninsured mortgages (20%+ down with no mortgage default insurance) AND insured mortgages, where down payment is less than 20%. The new qualifying rate is 5.25% and could takes effect June 1, 2021. This equates to roughly a 5% decrease in purchasing power. (ex. $500k mortgage down to $475k) Our professional association (Mortgage Professionals Canada), continues to lobby the government opposing changes, putting downward pressure on Canadians ability to purchase homes.

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As part of the mortgage and real estate processes, there’s a lot of confusion around the differences between the deposit and the down payment. It's important to understand what sets them apart so you don’t get confused when it’s time to secure financing on a property once you have an accepted offer.

As property prices continue to rise across Canada, the conversation around "how to climb the property ladder" has made a subtle shift to "how to get on the property ladder in the first place." Especially if you're single. Whereas before it was assumed anyone would qualify to buy a starter home (or condo), nowadays with increased housing prices and the government making it tougher to qualify for a mortgage through a financial stress test, becoming a homeowner isn't a walk in the park. Qualifying for a mortgage on a single income is becoming increasingly difficult.