| Vancouver Home Mortgage Let me help you get the best possible mortgage I am licensed to deal with the major Canadian Banks, Credit Unions and other mortgage lenders. My service is FREE* - because the selected lender pays me to handle your paperwork. *a broker fee may be charged for non-traditional mortgage with borrower's consent.
3-year:3.05% or 5-year:3.54%
Why Use A Mortgage Broker? |
Best Fixed Rate Mortgages
 |
Disclaimer: The owner of this website is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability, integrity of the articles' contents or its sources. A link to another site is not to be construed as an endorsement of the site, its organization and any views expressed by it. |
| Chinese Translation |
Recent Posts
- Renovation tax credit a hit with consumers
- Pre-Approvals: A Dying Breed?
- Don’t handcuff your mortgage
- The Merix 50/50 “Wise” Mortgage
- 50/50 Mortgage
- Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate target at 1/4 per cent
- Vancouver Mortgage News - Variable Mortgage Rates Coming Down
- Canada’s rebound lagging, OECD says
- Steepest Fall In Canadian’s economy
- What the rate cut means for mortgages
604-721-4817 Email Me |
Buy Or Sell First?
 |
Buy or sell first when you are planning to make a move?
If you wish to move from your present home, you need to free up your equity as down payment for the home you wish to purchase. This may be a complicated process depending on your financial status. Read the story »
Buying With 5% Down Payment
 |
Buying a home with 5% down payment. This is the minimum requirement for a home buyer to qualify for a high ratio mortgage. A home buyer is also required to show he or she has her own savings to cover closing costs of at least 1.5% of the purchase price. Read the story »
Renovation tax credit a hit with consumers
OTTAWA–A new poll suggests more than one in three Canadians plan to take advantage of the federal government’s home-renovation tax credit.
More than eight in 10 questioned in the Harris-Decima/Canadian Press survey said they were aware of the program, under which eligible applicants can receive a tax rebate of as much as $1,350 if they invest up to $10,000 in renovations on their home.
“Unlike many new tax policies, which only get noticed by accountants and actuaries, the government of Canada has successfully communicated the introduction of the home-renovation tax credit to Canadians,” said Harris-Decima’s senior vice-president, Jeff Walker.
“This program appears to be helping stimulate the economy as well.” Read the story »
