30-year amortizations for first-time buyers are here! See how this change impacts affordability and your path to homeownership.

The insured mortgage limit is now $1.5 Million! Find out how this impacts first-time buyers and what it takes to qualify.

Buying your home requires careful planning and preparation. Learn about the 10 essential steps to homeownership to make your journey smooth

People who are New to Canada may face some unique hurdles while buying a home. This blog offers a pathway to navigating this journey.

Many homebuyers find themselves facing buyer's remorse after buying their home. First time home buyers can follow 10 tips to stay safe.

Past Bankruptcy or Consumer Proposal can make navigating the journey to homeownership even more difficult. Learn about steps you can take.

First Home Savings Account (FHSA) offers a host of benefits designed to make saving for your first home more accessible and rewarding.

Being self-employed can bring numerous advantages, but it also presents unique financial challenges like with qualifying for a mortgage.

Rebates are available from Federal and Ontario governments to reduce the burden of 13% HST when purchasing a new property from the builder.

Our mortgages typically span over 25 years but are divided into terms as short as 1 to 5 years. This hides the true impact of interest costs

Young Canadians desire homeownership but struggle with down payment savings. Downpayment assistance programs can make a difference!

By leveraging bank statements instead of personal income tax returns, self -employed can get the maximum mortgage with minimum income tax.

Once you've decided to downsize, the question of what to do with the purchase arises. No Mortgage, Small Mortgage or Invest proceeds?

While homeownership comes with different advantages, it's crucial to grasp opportunity costs inherent in this decision and balance tradeoffs

It's fine line between Homeownership and finding oneself caught in a nightmare of overextension. Having Too Much Home can be Real.

The question of whether a home is an Asset, or a Liability has long been debated. However, the answer is not always either or!

Loan Conversion leverages the tax-deductibility of investment loans to accelerate payoff of mortgage while building wealth at the same time.

Canadians cannot claim tax deductions on interest paid on their home. This means that every dollar of mortgage interest is after-tax dollar.

Home Buyers often find themselves caught in bidding wars wherein multiple buyers compete for the same property, driving up the prices.

Purchasing a fully renovated property or a fixer upper can be a dilemma for many homebuyers. Do you know the pros and cons?