Twenty Percent of New Home Buyers Are Single Female Homebuyers Edmonton Mortgage Specialist Bettyanne Neufeld encourages first-time single women home buyers to take advantage of the lower interest rates and slightly lower prices in Edmonton housing market – with one serious caveat. Twenty percent of housing purchases
Learn More →First Time Home Buyer Eligible for Tax Credit Rebate from the Government If you are a first time home buyer, you qualify for a benefit many first time home buyers don’t know about from the government. This tax credit was created to help you recover some of
Learn More →Europe’s Financial Uncertainty and the Edmonton Home Buyer – Is it Safe to Buy? The Bank of Canada’s Mr Carney suggests that the authorities in Europe will find a solution. How that solution unfolds and the timeliness as it relates to world economy remain a mystery. 2012
Learn More →A Hybrid Mortgage (50/50) is a cross of fixed-rate and variable rate components People like the Hybrid mortgage because it can be the best of both worlds, offering the flexibility of a variable rate and some security found in the fixed rates. For many years, we recommended
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Plan Ahead for Home-Ownership Home financing can be pre-arranged If you have a job awaiting you on Canadian soil, it’s possible to also secure the purchase of a home if you plan ahead and connect with professionals before you even begin packing. The main reason you’ll want
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Home financing is available with as little as 5% down on your Edmonton mortgage A 20% down payment is required for a conventional mortgage. The 5% down program was originally created to help first-time home buyers, but has since been opened up to other home buyers. It
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