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New CAAMP fall annual report: the state of Canada's Residential Mortgage Market

The Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals CAAMP has just released its fall annual report on the state of the residential mortgage market in Canada. For a copy of the report, please click HERE. Enjoy! James C. Tworek and the Trimor team! www.trimormoney.com Continue

Added by James C. Tworek on December 2, 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Appraisals, and home inspections –what is the difference and what is the value to you?

As a team of Professional Calgary Mortgage Brokers, we get asked this quite a bit and we’re always happy to help guide our clients through the haze. There are a series of related questions that we’ll walk through here in order to help clarify and simplify the process. When is an appraisal required? If you’re a homeowner, you’ll likely only need to order an appraisal of your property if you’re wanting to refinance. In som… Continue

Added by James C. Tworek on October 22, 2009 at 5:39pm — No Comments

Newcomers to Canada

Can a new immigrant, get a mortgage, upon their arrival to Canada? Many unscrupulous private lenders would have you believe that they are the only ones ready willing and able to fund a new immigrant’s quest for a mortgage. This would of course involve much higher than normal lending fees, plus additional costs for opening dossiers, evaluations, and so on. In many cases however the private lender is truly the only way to go because of bad credit issues, or lack of credit history. The problem tha… Continue

Added by Jack Lehrer on September 16, 2009 at 1:00pm — No Comments

Mortgage Corner Submission Rules

Mortgage Corner is a free directory and in order for us to be able to continue working on this free directory, we have now established a set of rules for submission. 1) You have to use your company name in the title and nothing else. We do not need you to add something. Example: CoolMortgageCompany.com San Diego California Mortgages. Considering you will be listed in the San Diego California Mortgage Section should make that a given as our visitors will be looking for that. The description can b… Continue

Added by Mike Dammann on June 9, 2009 at 12:53am — No Comments

Ratebot.ca: Mortgage interest rates are starting to go up.

http://www.ratebot.ca It seems that interest rates have reached their rock bottom and are starting to rebound.We have noticed that some of the lenders are increasing the interest rates offered on 1-5 year fixed closed terms. The lowest interest rate for a 5 year fixed mortgage that we have recorded remains at 3.39 % mark. However it is not offered anymore. Historically mortgage interest rates movements have been similar to bond rates. For the past month bond… Continue

Added by Ratebot.ca on May 31, 2009 at 11:49pm — No Comments

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Added by Amy Schrader on May 18, 2009 at 8:47pm — No Comments

Hud offers 100% FHA Financing now

they also offer under the 203K streamline program, financing up to $35,000 for repairs/improvements ont he home before you move in....For more information, call 800-callFHA Continue

Added by Amy Schrader on May 4, 2009 at 11:54am — No Comments

Montreal bucks trend as home prices increase by 3.2%

Reading the newspaper this week was truly an eye opener, or was it? Headlines in the Montreal Gazette shouted “Montreal home prices climb”, while the national trend actually indicated the contrary. There has been a country wide decline in home prices to the tune of 4.1%, yet in Montreal we have witnessed an increase of 3.2%. Can it be that Montreal has managed to escape the effects of this wonderful recession the rest of the country seems to be experiencing? Is Montreal recovering quicker than t… Continue

Added by Jack Lehrer on May 1, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Take advantage of low interest rates, don't let them take advantage of you.

Spring is here and the peak season for house hunting is upon us. Mortgage rates are quite low making the prospect of purchasing a new home, particularly your first, very enticing. The downside to looking while the interest rates are low is that the vendors are psychologically not prepared to lower their asking price. They erroneously believe that the market will support higher prices because of the lower interest rates. Real estate agents are actually listing the properties above their real mar… Continue

Added by Jack Lehrer on April 5, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

FSBO and Expired Programs That Really Work

What do you think about this one? Continue

Added by Mike Dammann on March 16, 2009 at 6:33am — No Comments

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