by Josh | Jun 15, 2018 | Credit Analysis, Economic, Featured, Mortgage Blog, Mortgage Products, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Tips & Advice, News, Uncategorized, Videos
If your home isn’t getting enough attention from buyers, there could be multiple reasons why it’s not selling. Today I’ll be speaking about nine different reasons why this might be happening to you. Your photos are terrible.Buyers go online to look... by Josh | Jun 8, 2018 | Credit Analysis, Economic, Featured, Mortgage Blog, Mortgage Products, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Tips & Advice, News, Uncategorized, Videos
Securing a mortgage is perhaps the most difficult part of the process of buying a home. That process is made easier if you have an expert by your side. However, given how rarely we buy homes or refinance our loans, far fewer people know what to look for in a mortgage... 
by Josh | Jun 1, 2018 | Economic, Mortgage Blog
Winter has finally FINALLY come to a close (knock on wood) and summer is well on its way (knock again). As Calgary changes with the seasons the housing market throughout the city typically changes too. As (Jared) Nolan Moore, a Canadian Residential Appraiser, tells us... 
by Josh | May 31, 2018 | Economic, Mortgage Blog, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Tips & Advice
The Bank of Canada made a statement May 30th holding steady on their benchmark rate of 1.25%. Despite three interest rate increases since last July, the Bank of Canada has chosen not to increase again at this time, citing trade uncertainty, the slow housing market,... by Josh | May 17, 2018 | Economic, Mortgage Blog, Mortgage Rates, News
2018 is the year of mortgage renewals in Alberta! This has been Mortgages for Less’ busiest year with mortgage renewals. A CIBC Capital Markets report says that an estimated 47 per cent of all existing mortgages will need to be renewed this year. A normal year sees 25... by Josh | May 1, 2018 | Credit Analysis, Economic, Featured, Mortgage Blog, Mortgage Products, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Tips & Advice, News, Uncategorized, Videos
Canada’s housing market has long been considered quite overheated. This trend is mostly driven by the extreme markets of Vancouver and Toronto housing markets; these are the markets that government regulations that limit loan to value ratios among others were targeted...