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Mortgage renewal 5 years vs 10
Mortgage renewal 5 years vs 10 Here is one great advantage of renewing your mortgage loan with us, rather than banks. Scenario renewing your mortgage with a bank for 5 years: Mortgage amount = 300,000 mortgage rate @ 5 yrs 3.00% Balance at maturity = 248,685 Repeat the mortgage renewal with the same factors 5…
CHMC Housing Market Report Toronto Fall 2012
CHMC Housing Market Report Toronto Fall 2012 Market at a Glance – New home construction and resale activity will slow into the first half of next year, setting the stage for an improvement during the second half of 2013. – New home construction starts will reach 37,600 units in 2013, including 10,100 singles and…

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 one of the candidates for the prime minister’s office is looking to champion So far this is only a “Plan”, but how interesting is that to you…

Home purchase assist program
Home purchase Assist program from First Swiss Mortgage Corporation First Swiss Mortgage will lend a second up to 95% LTV, that client can use to reduce the first mortgage amount below CMHC margin. Which means – no CMHC premiums, and less down-payment form client’s own sources Not everyone can afford 20% down-payment, especially at the…

The County of Brant Homeownership Program
The County of Brant B‑Home Program helps eligible first‑time buyers access 5% forgivable down payment assistance, up to $17,500, to make homeownership more achievable. Created in partnership with all levels of government, this program supports low‑ to moderate‑income households who are currently renting and ready to purchase an approved home in Brantford or Brant. With options for both new and resale properties, the program offers a practical path to owning a home while easing pressure on local rental markets. Learn how to qualify and take the first step toward becoming a homeowner in Brant County.

