The Federal Government has made changes to Mortgage Financing rules for Government insured mortgages. Amortization periods have been reduced to a maximum of 30 years from 35. Homeowners will now only be able to refinance their homes to a maximum of 85%
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The Federal Government is proposing new rules that will make it much more difficult for condo buyers to qualify for financing. Currently when applying for financing 50% of the condo fees have to be added to monthly debt. Under the new proposal 100% of
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Housing Starts Increase in June OTTAWA, July 9, 2009 — The seasonally adjusted annual rate 1 of housing starts increased to 140,700 units in June from 130,300 units in May, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). “The
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Best mortgage rates my partners at Equity Plus Mortgages are getting are 3.59% on a quick close 5 year mortgage. If you're even thinking of buying a property go to the links section in my website and fill out an on line mortgage application to get
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First-time buyers driving force in Canada ’s residential real estate markets, says RE/MAX Entry-level purchasers are now the engine driving home-buying activity in almost every major centre in Canada , according to a recent report released by RE/MAX.
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The Federal government introuduced new rules for mortgages coming effective October 15th, 2008. Changes included: 1. The elimination of no money down mortgages. All buyers will now have to have a minimum of 5% downpayment on any house. 2. The maximum
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