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If you’re thinking about buying a property, but you’re not sure where to start, you’ve come to the right place. Getting pre-approved is one of the first steps in your home buying journey.
If you’re planning to buy either your first home or your next home, let’s assess your creditworthiness, take a look at your income, plan for a down payment, and nail down exactly how much you can afford to borrow.
One of the major qualifiers lenders look at when considering your application for mortgage financing is your debt service ratios. Learn more about how your gross debt service ratios (GDS) and total debt service ratios (TDS) impact your mortgage qualification.
Buying a property might be easier than you think. So, if you have NO desire AT ALL to qualify for a mortgage, here are some great steps you can take to ensure you don’t accidentally buy a property.
If you’ve thought now is the time to find a new property to accommodate your growing family, but you’re unsure how your parental leave will impact your ability to get a mortgage, learn more about parental leave and mortgage qualification here.
If you’re looking to secure mortgage financing, understanding how lenders look at your employment is an important step in understanding mortgage qualification. Learn more about your employment status.
Credit is the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that you will make payments in the future. When you borrow money to buy a property, you’ll be required to prove that you have a good history of managing your credit.
If you’ve missed a payment on your credit card or line of credit and you’re wondering how to handle things and if this will impact your creditworthiness down the road, here’s the plan for you to follow.
Did you know there’s a government program that allows you to use your RRSP to help come up with your downpayment to buy a home? Learn more about the Home Buyer’s Plan.
A cashback mortgage is similar to a standard mortgage, except that you receive a lump sum of cash upon closing. Learn more about how a cashback mortgage works and if you qualify.
Did you know that if you can’t quite find a property to meet your needs, that you can include the cost of renovations into your mortgage? Learn more about purchase plus improvements here.