Pre-approvals are the most misunderstood part of the mortgage process. Today's post gives you a candid assessment of what to expect when you apply for one.
If you waive your financing condition without a fully qualified commitment from your lender, you are taking a substantial financial risk. That said, most people still do this as a matter of course. Today's post explains why this happens and gives you some tips on how to minimize your exposure if you decide to waive financing without a firm lender commitment in place.
TD Bank will now register its fixed-rate mortgages as collateral charges and will offer you the option of registering your mortgage at 125% of the current value of your home. Should you take this offer, or run?
In Part Two, we look at which mortgagors are best suited to making their mortgage tax-deductible, and we answer some common questions people have when considering this strategy.
Today's post is my quarterly update on the state of the mortgage market. It focuses on deleveraging, a necessary but painful process that is acting as a drag on economic growth (particularly in the US), and explains why I don't think rates aren't going anywhere fast.
Budgeting is a lot like exercise. Everyone knows it's good for you but most people procrastinate actually doing it. Today's post outlines two ways to get on top of your finances: The Easy Way and The Hard Way.
Today's low interest-rate environment offers hidden value to experienced real estate investors who know what to look for. To learn more, check out today's post.