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The Self Employed Mortgage Dilemma - You Did a Great Job Minimizing Your Taxes, Now Try Qualifying for a Mortgage! The following article was written by David Grossman from Loan Central Canada/REAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATES LIC#10464 For more information call David at 647-492-6685 We handle 1st & 2nd mortgages, Residential & Commercial, Land, Construction, Self Employed, Credit Issues, Private Money Available. Ask […]
The Importance of Having a Mortgage Pre-Approval In This Seller’s Market - Today’s housing market is extremely competitive, and buyers must be pre-approved if they want to improve their chances of an accepted offer. But how important is being pre-approved for a mortgage? The average home buyer is often unaware of how the process works in being approved for a mortgage, though they may have a general […]
What to Know About Commercial Mortgages For Your Business - Toronto Mortgage Rates realizes that Canadian residential mortgages in our current sellers market are a hot topic right now. As much as we love providing the financing to put people into the home of their dreams, Toronto Mortgage Rates also has a passion for Canadian entrepreneurs. Through our access to major and private lenders, we […]
Why rate hike signals are making now the time to lock in or refinance your rates - With our partners to the south flirting with the idea of raising the fed funds rate, we will be sure to see that reflected in a Bank of Canada rate hike ourselves. Reuters and Bloomberg are both anticipating a fed funds increase within the first two quarters of 2017, and the Fed anticipated in December […]
Why mortgage investing may be 2017’s best bet - Twenty sixteen was a year in which investors across the globe are not going to forget about any time soon. From macroeconomic events such as Brexit and OPEC pushing oil below $30 a barrel, it was a wild ride. The equity markets saw upward pressure from the unexpected victory of Donald Trump and reached all […]
