When making what is likely to be the biggest purchase of your life, you want to be sure you get the very best deal possible, but how can you guarantee this? With so many banks, lenders and brokers all waiting eagerly to take your loan application, what can you do to ensure you get a great mortgage deal?

While Canada might not be experiencing a housing bubble, the global pandemic has brought about conditions that have tipped the housing market on its head, and it pays to be mindful of such changes and how they could affect you, as a homebuyer.

Garnering a lot of media attention, a sub-one percent interest rate on a mortgage that was recently revealed, has caused a lot of consumers to wonder whether such low rates are too good to be true.

If you’re not exactly in a rush to go out and buy a home right this minute, it might be worth thinking about whether there is a good time to buy a home in Canada. You might not realize it, but the time of year can have a very definite impact upon home buying, and as such, buying a home at certain times of the year might prove beneficial:

There can be many reasons why a homeowner might choose to refinance their mortgage; read on to find out about the most popular reasons, and learn whether it’s the right decision for you

With Canadian mortgage rates at an all-time low, questions are being asked as to just how long they’ll remain that way, and what factors will affect it the most.

Canada has some fairly liberal policies when it comes to buying property, and non-residents (foreigners) are afforded exactly the same ownership rights as residents.

With the pandemic still affecting Canada as it is the rest of the world, many more Canadians will be staying at home this winter, making it an ideal time to search for, and buy a home that can meet all your needs

As one of the most significant purchases most of us will make in our lifetime, a mortgage is a big deal, and as such, it can help to save money on it wherever, and whenever you can.

Whether you’re affected by a poor cashflow, temporary unemployment or a lack of credit history, affording your own home may be next to unachievable, without a little help