Mortgage for single parents
Mortgage for single parents In Ontario, as of 2011 according to Stats Canada, there were more than 604,000 lone-parent families, and in a staggering 80% of them, the female parent Read More …
Author: Jesus Del Rio
As your mortgage agent with certifications from CAAMP (Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals), with years of experience at Mortgage Edge, a committed to the consumer and lenders Mortgage broker with a license # 10680 & regulated by the Financial services commission of Ontario I am also a member of IMBA (Independent Mortgage Brokers Association), we observe our code of ethics and a deep customer protection philosophy .
To help our community and people in need, I became a member of the Knights of Columbus at the Humber Valley Council 3945
I also own a website optimization and marketing company Website optimization and marketing
At church I run a couple of programs trying to educate and inspire young people to facilitate their growth in faith, to serve and love our Lord, understanding that we all benefit immediately by living in a loving and caring society, visit our Confirmation and Youth group websites for more information
Processing your mortgage requires someone that can understand what you need and what is best for you in all terms, someone with the knowledge and diligence to best represent you before the lenders. For my clients I take care of the research and preparation of documents and strategies to a smooth dealing of buying a new property.
A short one on one meeting to understand my clients needs has proven to be very helpful to all to get better terms and mortgage rates from a mortgage broker!
Financial character
Financial character Financial character is the mental and moral group of qualities presented by an individual in regards to his/her behaviors when it comes to his/her financial agreements. Your credit score Read More …
Effects of Recession
Economists officially define a recession as two consecutive quarters of negative growth in gross domestic product (GDP). This is a significant decline in economic activity spread across the entire country. Read More …
35,000 home buyers plan
35,000 home buyers plan Raising the amount allowed to be borrowed from your RRSP’s savings account from 25,000 to 35,000 to be used as a home down payment is a “Plan” that Read More …
Appraisal rebate
Appraisal rebate is an excellent opportunity and limited time offer that can help you save after we consider the reality that there are a number of additional costs when buying Read More …
Say goodbye to your mortgage faster
Getting your mortgage approved so that you can purchase or refinance your real estate property. That is one of the services that I offer. But this service does not come Read More …
Additional costs when buying a home
The following are some of the costs that a home buyer should consider when purchasing a property One of the reasons why some people are hesitant to purchase a new home Read More …
A refinance story
A refinance story After a period of some stressful time in their life, this including hard work, a change of workplace, some family illnesses and some accumulation in the credit Read More …
Home in Peel affordable ownershipÂ
The Home in Peel Affordable Ownership Program is designed to provide low to moderate income residents who are currently renting in the Region of Peel with loan The program fundamentally Read More …
Canadians’ household debt
Simply put in regards to Canadians household debt; In average we currently owe 162.6 percent of every disposable dollar, that means from every dollar after available after taxes and Read More …
Store & Apartment financing
Store & Apartment financing. So you have a retail store that is doing fine, has been keeping you busy for the past couple of years, sales are going up and Read More …
Low cost home ownership
Low-cost home ownership is financial assistance programs offered by the government to assist lower-income families with the purchase of a residential property to live in it. There are currently a Read More …
Bank of Canada lowering rates
Bank of Canada lowering the Canadian overnight loans rates unexpectedly from 1.00% to .75%Â in response to the fall of the oil prices. Canada is the first of the group of Read More …
Stop renting this year
It may be the difficulty of moving out of a comfort zone the reason why many people are still renting, and my comfort zone I don’t mean a geographic zone, Read More …
Refinancing before a holiday season
Refinancing before a holiday season when extra expenses are needed leads normally to better financial results and to a peace of mind. There are ways of getting a peace of Read More …
Home sale prices in Ontario
Home sale prices in Ontario Is it really worth it to buy a house? That is a question that some renters that I have come across with have or had, Read More …
Line of credit for floodings
Line of credit for flooding Underwater car on Wilson Ave. in Toronto Emergency funds are one example of good use of a line of credit. In the link to the Read More …
Household credit growth in Canada
Household credit growth in Canada The information on the following graph helps us observe that from the past 7 year approximately borrowers are paying more importance to their secure mortgage Read More …
Oil trading
Oil trading Are you interested in trading in Oil? Oil prices are steady on the rise, we all keep on consuming oil, so how could you benefit from Oil? is Read More …
Decreasing bond value pushes to higher mortgage rates
Decreasing bond value pushes to higher mortgage rates Financially speaking, a bond is a debt instrument that based on a current rate pays interests with certain periodicity and investors attracted Read More …
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