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The rise of non-bank mortgage lending is driven by factors like high-risk loan opportunities for borrowers with poor credit scores and the flexibility in qualification criteria offered by non-traditional lenders. These lenders cater to diverse borrower needs, providing tailored solutions outside the conventional banking system. Learn more.
Remote work is reshaping Canada's housing landscape, impacting mortgage trends and preferences for properties. This shift prompts a closer look at how mortgage solutions are adapting to new needs. Learn more.
The surge in co-living and co-ownership reflects an emerging trend shaping the mortgage financing industry. Co-living involves sharing expenses and spaces, with some opting to purchase and divide properties into separate units. Learn more.
Gig economy workers in Ontario face financial challenges due to fluctuating incomes. Private lending offers adaptable solutions for them. Learn more.
A Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) report highlights how affordability has declined over the last twenty years and that Canada has yet to respond to the demand. Learn more
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as an influence that is transforming various sectors. The mortgage industry is not exempt. AI can analyze vast data and provide valuable insights while automating processes. Learn more
Having the money to expand your business is critical, and that's where private loans come in. Getting money from an alternative lender can help your small business seize opportunities quickly. Private lending offers a streamlined process and different acceptance criteria. Learn more
Private lenders are an excellent way to buy land and develop it in Ontario. They offer streamlined, flexible finance options that rely on equity rather than credit scores. Learn more
In this article, we will explore how divorcees in Ontario with bad credit can figure out the complexities of obtaining a mortgage. Learn more
Like their traditional counterparts, private lenders are seeking to mitigate the default risk associated with accepting borrowers. Learn more
