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As of right now, Canada is grappling with a pretty bad housing crisis that has left many individuals and families struggling to find affordable and suitable housing options. This article will look at the factors that have contributed to this crisis, including rising demand, limited supply, and rising housing costs.
Will Ontario’s hot housing market last or will it eventually cool off? This article will examine how Ontario’s housing market is impacted by rising interest rates. We’ll explore what this could imply for both present and future homeowners. Learn more.
According to the most recent government survey from 2019, 75% of Canadians live with debt. Of course, there are multiple kinds. The same research reports that 40% of Canadians hold a mortgage. Those numbers are similar whether you live in Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Ajax, or Oshawa. Learn more
This is a three digit number that provides a snapshot of your credit history. The information comes from your credit report and it demonstrates how well you manage credit and what kind of a risk you are if you’re looking to borrow money. Learn more
Buying a home is quite a large financial decision and one that often requires a mortgage. When you apply for a mortgage, you may be required to purchase private mortgage insurance. Learn more
Securing a private loan can be a prime solution for those unable to obtain traditional loans from banks or other financial institutions, and private loan lenders are capable of offering borrowers a wide range of options with a variety of flexible terms and repayment plans. Learn more
If you want to take out a mortgage loan but have bad credit, it’s important to consider your possible options. In this article, we’ll look into the potential advantages and drawbacks of taking out a bad credit mortgage loan in Ontario. Learn more.
Unfortunately, we’ve decided to stop offering the option to “Sell and Rent Back,” also called a “Sale and Lease Back.” We get inquiries from people every day looking for this option, but our new approval requirements are so harsh that no one has been able to get approved for this in twelve months. Learn more
Private money lenders in Ontario are regulated under the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act (MBLAA) and its associated regulations. The aim of this act is to ensure that private lenders comply with consumer protection measures and disclosure requirements. Learn more