Ontario to Introduce New Legislation for Debt Consolidation Companies
There are good ways to pay off your debt, and there are some not so good ways to pay off your debt. One great way is to borrow against your home with a debt consolidation loan, pay off your debts, and then start repaying the home equity loan, albeit with much lower interest rates that…
Read moreToronto Condo Sales Drop 17% in First Quarter
Well here’s news for anyone hoping that the Toronto condo craze would continue (was there anyone?) While we reported this morning that Canadian home sales were up in March, and that the GTA was one area that saw improvement, their condo market still has a long way to go. Or, it’s already going in the…
Read moreSpring has Sprung, and Home Sales were Up in March!
Well, we knew it couldn’t last forever, this slight softening or cooling we’ve been in lately. And while we may revert back to those days, for now spring has sprung and the country actually saw an increase in March sales when compared month over month! As reported by the Canadian Real Estate Association, the number…
Read moreToronto Developers get Creative with Condos
Just this morning we talked about the climbing number of condos in Montreal. In that post we talked about how sellers are going to have to start listening to the market, and bring their prices down. In Toronto though, it’s a different story. Here developers have already built their condos, and many have been left…
Read moreWant a Great Price on a Condo? Go to Montreal!
Toronto has been getting a lot of bad press lately for the amount of condos that are present within the city. But, Toronto’s not the only one with a lot of condos – Montreal has even more and here, it’s a buyer’s market! In March, the number of condos listed on the Montreal market skyrocketed…
Read moreDoes Online Shopping do More Harm than Good?
What could be bad about it? You wake up with a hankering to read the first edition of Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls, or wanting to get that transmission part you need for when you work on your car this upcoming weekend. So you get onto Google, find the best product for the cheapest price…
Read moreBMO Survey about what Buyer’s are Spending not Realistic, says Brokers
When we brought BMO’s first-time home buyers survey to you last week, we asked you at the time if you thought it was realistic. The survey painted a picture of the average first time buyer in Canada: aged 29, looking for a $300,000 home, and coming to the deal with a $48,000 down payment. But…
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