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Greater Toronto Real Estate Pulse: Breaking News!"Ignite your Real Estate success with our FREE Reports and Handpicked Listings!"Welcome to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Pulse: Breaking News!" Our daily newsletter is your pulse on the latest and most significant breaking news, trends, and developments in the Greater Toronto real estate market. We understand that staying informed is essential, so our newsletter delivers real-time updates and impactful information directly to your inbox. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or industry professional, our curated content covers a wide range of topics, including market movements, new listings, investment opportunities, and expert analysis. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions with our daily pulse on breaking news. Subscribe now to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Pulse: Breaking News" and stay connected to the heartbeat of the dynamic Greater Toronto real estate scene. Using a mortgage broker instead of going directly to a bank offers several advantages for borrowers. Mortgage brokers are intermediaries who connect borrowers with various lenders, including banks, credit unions, and private lenders. Here are the key benefits of using a mortgage broker: Access to Multiple Lenders: Mortgage brokers have access to a wide network of lenders, which means they can shop around and compare loan products from various financial institutions. This allows borrowers to access a broader range of mortgage options and find the best fit for their unique financial situation. Personalized Mortgage Solutions: Mortgage brokers work closely with borrowers to understand their specific needs and financial goals. They can offer personalized mortgage solutions tailored to each borrower's circumstances, including those with unique financial challenges or credit histories. Negotiation Power: Brokers have established relationships with lenders and can often negotiate better mortgage terms and interest rates on behalf of their clients. This negotiation power can result in more favorable loan terms and potentially save borrowers money over the life of the mortgage. Time and Cost Savings: Mortgage brokers handle much of the legwork involved in the mortgage application process. They help with paperwork, streamline the application process, and submit the required documentation to lenders. This saves borrowers time and reduces the stress of navigating the mortgage process alone. Expert Advice and Guidance: Mortgage brokers are industry experts who stay up-to-date with the latest market trends and lending regulations. They can provide borrowers with valuable advice and guidance throughout the mortgage application process, ensuring borrowers make well-informed decisions. One Application, Multiple Offers: By working with a mortgage broker, borrowers only need to complete one mortgage application. The broker then submits the application to multiple lenders, which results in multiple loan offers for the borrower to consider. No Cost to the Borrower: In most cases, mortgage brokers are compensated by the lenders, meaning borrowers typically don't pay for their services directly. Instead, the lender pays the broker a commission upon successful completion of the mortgage. Support for Complex Cases: Mortgage brokers are adept at handling complex financial situations and can help borrowers with non-traditional income sources, self-employment, or unique financing needs. Greater Chance of Approval: Brokers have a deep understanding of lenders' criteria and preferences. They can match borrowers with the lenders most likely to approve their mortgage application, increasing the chances of a successful loan approval. Ongoing Support: Mortgage brokers often provide ongoing support to their clients beyond the mortgage closing. They can assist with refinancing, mortgage renewals, and any future mortgage-related inquiries.
Overall, using a mortgage broker offers borrowers convenience, access to a wider range of options, and the expertise needed to secure the most suitable mortgage product for their individual needs.
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Velimir Drecun is warning other Meridian Credit Union customers to check their Equifax credit score after learning an internal problem at the credit reporting company led to duplicated debt and a erroneous "poor" credit rating on his report.
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The impact of commute time on home buying has increasingly become important for Canadian buyers. Read on to learn more.
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Home sales have slowed down in the Greater Vancouver area since the beginning of the year, according to a new report from RE/MAX.
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Re/Max study highlights a flurry of activity in the mid to upper price range across Canada and including the GTA The increasing cost of borrowing has dominated conversations about the real estate market since the Bank of Canada (BoC) started raising interest rates in March 2022 in a bid to fight inflation. Of course, prospective homebuyers are also talking about house prices. According to Re/Max Canada’s Move-Up Market Report , savvy move-up...
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Canada’s real estate developers are pushing forward despite less-than-ideal conditions. CMHC data reveals June housing starts made the biggest jump in a decade. Even with the jump, the general trend has been fewer housing starts, despite the booming population growth. At least one of Canada’s largest banks has stated the country’s goal to double output […]
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Nervous that the slow winter market would make it difficult to find a buyer, Michael and Tanya Kovendi devised a selling strategy with their realtor—and it paid off
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Hamilton is getting roughly $45 million from the federal government to spend on four housing projects in the lower city.
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With online rental scams climbing in Saskatchewan, consumers and rental housing providers are being advised to take caution. The Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA), Saskatchewan Landlord Association (SKLA), and Better Business Bureau of Saskatchewan (BBB) are sounding the alarm about the increasing frequency of scams, many of which involve the scammer impersonating a rental housing provider, copying photos from reputable housing platforms...
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There are some scenarios where the Residential Tenancies Act's safeguards don’t apply, even if you’re paying rent.
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Scotiabank is back. After “intentionally slowing” its mortgage portfolio last year due to funding constraints, Scotiabank has announced to its broker partners that its competitive pricing is back, along with an expanded retail package program. As Ron Butler of Butler Mortgage described, Scotia’s move on Friday to lower its broker rates, while many other lenders were continuing to raise conventional mortgage rates, “shocked the world.” The rate drops bring Scotia in line with the best broker rates offered by TD, […]
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Cities in Alberta are the most searched nationwide for real estate, as Canadians look for more affordable options, according to Royal LePage.
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Canada’s foreign homebuyer ban is discouraging non-Canadian athletes and executives from investing in the country, which is one reason for the current sluggish pace of luxury home sales in Toronto, according to Engel & Völkers Canada. Toronto’s once-booming market for properties priced between $10 and $20 million has cooled significantly, with such homes now taking an average of 112 days to sell, compared to just 40 days a year ago. Engel &...
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Whether it is your first or subsequent venture into the housing market, it will likely look a bit different than it did even a few years ago.
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The Canadian residential property market witnessed a surge of activity in Q2 2023, driven by move-up buyers, according to a
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Their properties include a stately red-brick by High Park, a semi in the Beaches with a fun backyard and a downtown penthouse with windows for days
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The average rent in Richmond was $2,711 per month in May, a 14.6 per cent increase from last year
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When an adult child moves into their parents’ rental property, the family should be clear on a few things, including capital gains, principal residence exemption and more.
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Wait until you see the other ones!
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