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    • What Is a Pre Approval Really? Pre-Approvals Aren’t All You Think…
    • 18NOV
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      RBC Lowers Mortgage Rates

      RBC  led the pack today by lowering rates on all their fixed rate terms. This was quickly followed by BMO, with TD only choosing to match the 5 year term reduction. No word from the other majors as of this posting.

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    • 02NOV
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      The Problem With Decorating Allowances

      In order to maintain a certain price point, many sellers of new properties will offer “incentives” to purchasers in lieu of a reduction in the price. The most common one is to include a “decorating allowance”. I have seen “decorating allowances” as high as $100,000 but they can be of any amount. This basically means

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    • 29OCT
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      Stated Income Vs. Equity: What is the difference?

      I had the pleasure of training a few new Mortgage Planners yesterday in our office. One of the most interesting topics that was discussed was “Isn’t equity and stated income financing the same?” The answer is “NO”. Let me explain. Many institutional lenders (banks, credit unions, etc.) and all three mortgage insurers (CMHC, Genworth & AIG )

      • Posted by Wayne Mah
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