Happy New Year! Calgary Mortgage Broker, Luke Wile takes a look at the year ahead, and makes some bold predictions. Mortgage rules are at the head of forefront of the article.
2014 Canadian Mortgage Market Outlook
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Happy New Year! Calgary Mortgage Broker, Luke Wile takes a look at the year ahead, and makes some bold predictions. Mortgage rules are at the head of forefront of the article.
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This article from mortgage broker Calgary discussed a recent report that one insurance analyst recommends the need to reduce mortgage default insurance premiums due to less defaults; this has been a result of tighter qualifying guidelines. Please give me a call today if you have any questions 403.460.7707
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A brief update on the five year fixed rate in Canada. Contact your Calgary mortgage broker for your pre-approval today! 403.460.7707
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Mortgage Broker Calgary- Understanding how different rate and terms can change someone's maximum purchase or refinance amount based upon qualifying rates.
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Mortgage Broker Calgary, Luke Wile starts new mortgage brokerage- Red Key Mortgage Group
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Home sales in Canada appear to have successfully pulled out of the dive they went into back in July of last year. That was when the federal government tightened mortgage rules, reducing the maximum amortization period to 25 years. The January figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association show sales edged higher compared to December, increasing 1.3% in this traditionally slow sales period. The association’s numbers show half of the country’s local markets experienced increases, including Greater Toronto and Greater Vancouver. Toronto rose 5.6% month-over-month and the battered Vancouver market saw a 4.7% m/m improvement.
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When it comes to insured mortgage lending in Canada, 25 is the new 30. Additionally, the maximum a homeowner can borrower against their property is 80% as opposed to 85%. It is interesting to consider that as of 2007 homeowners were able to obtain 40-year amortization. However, Flaherty has cut the maximum amortization down twice since 2008. One could assume that Flaherty is concerned that low borrowing costs could fuel a housing bubble. Shorter amortizations influence an individual’s ability to qualify for a higher mortgage because the payments are more.
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As per CBC, Ottawa has announced that the new maximum for insured mortgages in Canada will be 25 years.
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It appears Canadians are more responsible borrowers than some at the federal level would have us believe. A couple of recent reports indicate the stereo-type of the fiscally conservative and responsible Canuck still has legs.
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We are growing! I’m pleased to announce that I have expanded my mortgage service into the Wood Buffalo and Fort McMurray area. I have been fortunate to work with many kind clients in this area, and look forward to continued presence in Fort McMurray. As a mortgage broker serving Fort McMurray, I am a licensed and regulated professional with direct underwriting relationships to both lenders and my clients.