Spring Mortgage Wars for Vancouver Home Mortgages? – Consult with a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Spring Mortgage Wars for Vancouver Home Mortgages? That’s the big question that many people in the mortgage business are asking themselves these days. There is no doubt that mortgage lending has slowed somewhat because of the recent rule changes made by the Feds in the mortgage industry. So, what’s in store for Vancouver home mortgages […]

Home Exterior Improvements – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Home Exterior Improvements – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker Does your home have curb appeal? The exterior of your home makes the first big impression that potential buyers see when they get the first glimpse of your home. You can take it from this Vancouver mortgage broker that a first impression can set the […]

Deck Building Tips – From your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Deck Building Tips – From your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker Spring is about to arrive as folks in Vancouver get ready to fire up their barbeques. It’s time to give the deck a once over and see how it fared after another seasonal bout of rain and that dreaded white stuff. You can take it […]

Urban Mortgages on an Extreme Budget – Ever wondered what kind of mortgage you can get on minimum wage in a big city? – Ask a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Ever wondered what kind of mortgage you can get on minimum wage in a big city?  Minimum wage in Canada ranges from $9.75 per hour in Alberta to $11 in Nunavut. In Ontario and BC, it’s $10.25. Using standard insured lending guidelines, someone earning even $11 per hour and working 40 hours a week could […]

Tips on Hiring an Interior Designer – From your Vancouver Mortgage Broker

If you’ve just bought yourself a new home or condo you want to set it up so that you maximize the style and feel of your new abode. Later on, and you can take it from your friendly Vancouver mortgage broker, when you go to sell your residence then you already have a leg up […]

How to Deal with Cracks in Your Walls – From your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Cracks are something nobody wants to see developing in or around their home. They are unsightly and even more telling, it could be message that you have more serious problem that needs to be dealt with by a professional. Cracks can appear in recently constructed homes or older homes. Some cracks are minor and could […]

What women want and why you should care – Consult with a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

By Natalka Falcomer Women are taking over the world. More 20- and 30-something-year-old women are graduating from professional schools, starting their own businesses and earning higher incomes than their male cohorts. The rise of “girl power” has also played out on the real estate stage; it was young professional women who largely fuelled the recent […]

What to disclose when selling a home where someone died – As a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

To avoid a lawsuit it is best to let buyers know whether a death has occurred on the property. By: Mark Weisleder Real Estate, Published on Fri Feb 15 2013 There are interesting legal issues about what should or shouldn’t be disclosed when a house is sold, including whether someone has died in the house. A column last month […]

Prepping Your Home for Sale –From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Prepping Your Home for Sale –From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker If your planning to sell your home, and especially if you’re realtor has arranged an all day showing, you have to take the time and prepare the interior of your home beforehand. This Vancouver mortgage broker can tell you that it really does make a huge difference because […]

Is Your Bank Mortgage Really Fair – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Is Your Bank Mortgage Really Fair – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker Anyone who is somewhat savvy about mortgages knows that there are government agencies that keep tabs on what the banks are doing when it comes to mortgages. But, these agencies don’t see everything that goes on. Also, banks are also somewhat self regulatory when it […]

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