by jordant | Sep 11, 2025 | Mortgage Advice
Not all “first-time buyers” are created equalIf you’re thinking about buying your first home in BC, it’s important to know that “first-time homebuyer” doesn’t always mean what you might think. Different programs have different rules, and these can affect your...
by jordant | Jul 19, 2025 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
In 2025, the fixed vs. variable mortgage decision is less about chasing the lowest rate and more about aligning your loan with your financial strategy. After two years of economic turbulence—rate hikes, surprise inflation data, and shifting Bank of Canada signals—the...
by jordant | Jul 4, 2025 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
Buying a condo before it’s built—often called buying “off-plan” or “pre-sale”—can seem like a smart move. Early access, lower prices, and VIP incentives are all part of the allure. But for many buyers, what starts as an exciting opportunity ends in costly...
by jordant | Jul 18, 2024 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
Does Consolidation Make Sense For You As we move forward through the year, most of us have our eyes peeled on the slowing economy, the decrease in housing prices and how our household budgets will weather any storm that lies ahead. And while I don’t think now is a...
by jordant | Jan 15, 2024 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
“There are two common mortgage payment types: combination of principle and interest and interest only. The principle and interest rate means every time you make a payment, you’re paying both the interest and the principal amount of the original loan. Interest-only...
by jordant | Nov 22, 2023 | Mortgage Advice, Mortgage Rates
https://www.facebook.com/646287120/videos/286457907107275/ Your mortgage is up for renewal and the interest rate you’re being offered is a lot higher than expected and going to put your finances in a pinch. Are there any other options? There may be! If you have...
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