In a brand new edition of Mortgage 101 live from CityNews, Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte discuss the spring real estate market, finding the right lender for you, and what's happening with today's property taxes. They also discuss learning about fixed vs variable rates.
Considering taking advantage of bridge financing? Here’s what you should know about this product and how it serves home buyers in the market.
Do you have a strong retirement plan? This post discusses what you should know about RRSPs and retiring.
Atlantic Canada, and Halifax are all working together to keep up with the demand for the growing housing industry! Clinton and Todd dive into the real estate market trends, mortgage lending trends and the observed changes in Nova Scotia, this episode. The two chat about some great locations for buying, and the importance of having a solid pre-approval before house hunting.
Should you re-evaluate your budget this season? Here, we discuss who benefits from this, how to get started, and what to consider.
If you've been thinking of where you are on the checklist of qualifying for your first home, Clinton and Todd get into the specifics this episode! From the mortgage rule changes for first time homebuyers, to the stress test, and qualification requirements, your Mortgage 101 hosts chat about everything you need to consider when taking out your first mortgage.
Should you consider a refinance or debt consolidation? Here, we discuss these two tools and how they serve Canadians.
It’s time for your summer 2024 market update! In this post, we discuss the current situation in Halifax, and what to expect in the future.
What are the implications of the 30-year mortgage? Clinton and Todd sit down this episode and chat a bit more in-depth about what the 30-year mortgage means for first time homebuyers, noting the need for affordable housing options in the region, especially in urban centers like Halifax. Clinton emphasizes the importance of builders offering spec homes to cater to first-time buyers, advocating for standardized, cost-effective builds to reduce market competition and stress for buyers.
Your home appraisal is lower than expected. Now what? Here are your next steps in this situation.