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We keep our finger on the pulse of the mortgage investment market to provide you with the latest news and trends from our team of experts. Read our blog to get the latest on mortgage investing so you can invest with CMI.

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7 April 2010

Is the Canadian Housing Market Overvalued?

There is no Shortage of Predictions on the Future of Canadian Housing Market. Talk to a Mortgage Professional at CMI to Help You Make the Right Decision on Purchasing a New Home.

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7 April 2010
Affording a Home in Canada May Be a Struggle for Some Canadians

According to a Conference Board of Canada study based on 2007 Statistics Canada figures, one in five Canadians are struggling to afford the home they live in.

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6 April 2010
Is it time to Refinance Your Mortgage?

Mortgage Agreements Can Be Tricky. An Experienced Mortgage Broker Can Guide you Through The Maze and Save You Money When You Refinance Your Mortgage.

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6 April 2010
Tips on Tax Savings in Canada for Home Owners and Buyers

With the 2009 tax season coming to a close, it’s time to take a look at some of the ways that homeowners can take advantage of tax perks to help lower the amount of tax they pay.

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5 April 2010
Interest Rates on the Rise in Canada

Here we go folks, it’s the moment we’ve been waiting for: Canadian banks are starting to raise interest rates on fixed-rate mortgages. Well, not all banks, at this point it’s Royal Bank of Canada (Canada’s largest bank), TD Canada Trust, and Laurentian Bank who have made changes to their mortgage rates.

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1 April 2010
Tips on Avoiding Unexpected Expenses When Buying a Home

About the only thing I knew as a first-time homebuyer was that I didn’t know anything. I had bought a condo from the builder, practically on a whim one weekend, and waited three painful years until I could move in.

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31 March 2010
Homeowners Worry About Rising Interest Rates in Canada

A recent survey conducted by Royal Bank of Canada revealed that while more Canadians are anticipating entering the housing market before interest rates and home prices rise, current homeowners are concerned about the potential of those higher interest rates.

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