Low Down Payment Buyers: Why Strategy Matters More Than Ever

In today’s market, affordability is still a challenge and with interest rates holding firm, many buyers are entering the real estate game with smaller down payments. Whether it’s limited savings or financial help from family, the reality is: a low down payment isn’t a dealbreaker. But it does mean that strategy becomes the star of […]

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How the Home Buyer’s Plan Works

So, you’re thinking about buying your first home—or maybe you’re finally ready after a few years of renting, saving, and watching from the sidelines. The excitement is real, but so is the question: how do I actually afford this? For many Canadians, especially first-time buyers or those re-entering the market after a separation, the Home […]

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Buying a Home When You’re Self-Employed? Here’s a Mortgage Option That Could Work

Self-Employed and Ready to Buy? This Mortgage Option Could Work for You Being self-employed comes with a ton of freedom—you set your own hours, build something that’s yours, and call the shots. But when it comes to getting approved for a mortgage? Things can get complicated fast. If you’re a freelancer, contractor, or small business […]

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How the Bank of Canada Affects Your Mortgage Rate (Simplified)

If you’ve ever wondered why your mortgage rate changes—or why it might go up or down when you renew—it’s largely due to decisions made by the Bank of Canada. But what exactly does the Bank of Canada do, and how does it impact your mortgage? Let’s break it down in plain English. What Is the […]

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Navigating Your Mortgage Renewal in 2025: What Ontario Homeowners Need to Know

If your mortgage is coming up for renewal this year, you’re in good company. According to the Bank of Canada, about half of all Canadian mortgages are due to reset between 2024 and 2026, and 2025 is a peak year for renewals. The kicker? Most of these were originally taken out or last renewed when […]

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