Tag: financing
Happy Home Hunting Tips for Canadians
By: Elias KellendonkFinding the right home for you comes down to three chief factors: affordability, lifestyle, and your future needs.
Seven items you should know before you enter into a contract
By: Elias KellendonkVirtually any time you apply for credit or financing you are entering into a contract, the elements of which you need be cognizant of.
Questioning 35-Year Amortization
By: Elias KellendonkAccording to Canadian insurance providers, the average Canadian will pay their mortgage in less time than that provided by their amortization through the option of pre-payments.
CMHC Allows Commercial Financing up to 85 per cent
By: Elias KellendonkWith the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s multi-unit insurance coverage, a commercial investor can attain up to 85 per cent financing toward their commercial purchase.
Green Commercial Ventures Receive Federal Funding
By: Elias KellendonkConstruction loans and land development financing is available to fund capital costs. Construction mortgages can provide up to 75 per cent financing.
Debate on the ‘No Money Down’ Mortgage
By: Elias KellendonkThe purchaser will be paying interest on every dollar of the home’s value, as opposed to nicking off a good chunk, interest free, with a down payment.
Commercial Mortgages Seeing Increased Funding Outside of Banks
By: Elias KellendonkForeign lenders, outside of large banks and insurance companies, are upping the commercial financing available for non-prime commercial borrowers.
Methods of Improving Your Credit Score
By: Elias KellendonkYour credit score is one of the weightier elements used by lenders to determine your eligibility to receive financing and to decide the rate they will charge for your mortgage.
Online Mortgage Calculators: Homebuyers Make Use
By: Elias KellendonkThe online mortgage calculator does all the math for you, and is a great asset in determining your true budget for home buying.
Canadian Home Renovation Statistics
By: The Super Broker50 per cent of (or 2.1 million) Canadian households renovated their homes in 2009, and just over 40 per cent intend to this year.