Denis Brunet Mortgage Winnipeg
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What is MORTGAGE PAYMENT SHOCK? Payment Shock is a nasty surprise that many people are not prepared for, simply because no one is telling them about it. Payment Shock occurs when your current low rate mortgage renews with a higher rate, essentially increasing your current payment overnight.... Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3847

Finding the perfect home can be hard, but finding the right home and then renovating to make it perfect is usually way easier. Most home purchase transactions only give you 3-4 days to get your mortgage financing in place, and this is not enough time to arrange/plan a renovation with an unprepared team. Being pre-approved early gives you the time to prepare your team to be ready to jump into action when you find your "soon to be perfect" home.... Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=965

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Realtors join the fight for change to Federal Mortgage Rules. What is your opinion, do rules need to be loosened to make it easier for Canadians to buy a home, or do as Canadians need to work harder to meet the higher standards of the current requirements? Does big brother know what's best for us?... Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3613

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At times it may feel impossible, but no matter how bad your credit is, it can always be turned around. It just takes a little knowledge and the right steps! Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=1918

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Amortisation and term are easily confused. The TERM represents the length of the contract, and the AMORTISATION is the length of time to repay the mortgage entirely. So to describe a mortgage, you can say it has a 5 Year Term with a 25 Year Amortisation. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3550

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The new qualifying rate increases Canadians maximum mortgage by 1.5%. That means, if you already qualified for a $300,000 mortgage, you now qualify for $304,500.00. The change won't make much of a difference to anyone, but it is a step in the right direction. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3536

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Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is holding firm on his key interest rate and showing no urgency to make a policy change, positions that come with the U.S. Federal Reserve poised to cut its rate. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3519

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One of the watchdogs for Canada's investment industry says it's working towards creating regulatory safeguards for clients who may be targets of financial exploitation, particularly seniors. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3500

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Credit has replaced cash as the new king or is at least as crucial as the amount of your down payment. Making managing your credit cards, car payments and loans incredibly important. Those missed payments while back in college could continue to stalk you during your mortgage application. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=1381

Full stop on shopping for your new home until we talk about whether the Governments New Home Buyer program is right for you! Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3470

The Federal Government gives the RCMP $10M to target money laundering, but do you think it will help prevent criminals from using Canadian Real estate to wash their money? Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3461

With the new gig economy growing this article sheds light on some of its downfalls, but it misses the mark on talking about the impact to borrowing, including mortgages. Mortgage lending rules are not designed to deal with Self-employment very well, and in the absence of stability, a lender will lean on credit history. It may also feel like you are being punished for taking advantage of CRA tax policies that allow you to reduce your income to pay less tax. ... Self-employed Canadians must understand stand how to walk the line between reducing their income, through tax advantages, and keeping it high enough to qualify for mortgages and other lending products. If your income is based off gigs, self-employment or commissions, I can't stress enough, keep your credit clean, and your records cleaner, otherwise qualifying for a mortgage can be tough. Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3453

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Experts are suggesting that Canadians should look to buy their first home before considering purchasing a cottage. But with the cost of home ownership in major urban centres like Toronto or Vancouver so high, home ownership is not easily achieved. Is buying a cottage the right alternative to get into the real estate market, or do you think the experts are right and priority one is purchasing a home? Learn more by reading my new blog post: https://www.clearhome.ca/links/?b=DenisBrunet&l=3435

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