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View The TREB Housing Market Charts for November 2011
Ford Committed To Repeal Land Transfer Tax!!
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Toronto Real Estate Board is providing all the members with housing market information in a graph format that will help
REALTORS® Encouraged by Mayor Ford’s Re-Affirmation of Commitment to Repeal Land Transfer Tax
Toronto, December 15, 2011 – REALTORS® are applauding Mayor Rob Ford for re-affirming his commitment to repeal the Toronto Land Transfer Tax
AN INTRODUCTION TO COSTS AND REBATES
AVAILABLE ON HOME PURCHASES IN ONTARIO
While the costs of purchasing a home in Ontario can seem overwhelming, there are many government programs and rebates to encourage first-time Buyers to take the plung
The Toronto Real Estate Board released a video explaining why you should sign a Buyer Representation Agreement (BRA)
How to Get the Lowest Interest Rate
by Dave Larock
To the uninitiated, Canada’s lending market must look like a very egalitarian place. All of our major banks post the same mortgage rates (raising and lowering th
Mortgage Secrets from an Independent Mortgage Planner
by Dave Larock
If you are buying a house or refinancing your mortgage, the siren song emanating from your local bank branch can be mighty tempting.
Be careful when renting newer condo or home
Nov. 1, 1991, is a very important date for rental properties in Ontario.
If your home, condo or apartment was built after that date, rent review does not apply. So
Fixed or Variable-rate Mortgage: Read The Article And Decide
Who Is Julie Dickson?
With thousands of new Toronto condominiums being completed each year, investor purchasers are putting many of them on the market, anxious to cash in on their profits. Unfortunately, the paperwork involved in selling them,
During last 3-4 months, market rates for five-year fixed-rate mortgages have dropped from 3.69% to 3.49%, while standard variable-mortgage rates have risen from 2.1% to about 2.3% (if you don’t look too hard). If you’re trying to weigh the narrower spread between fixed and variable rates against the growing belief that the sluggish global economic recovery will keep interest rates low for the foreseeable future,
You may not have heard of Julie Dickson, but when she speaks, Canadian banks and lenders listen very carefully. Mrs. Dickson is the chief regulator at the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions
Revised purchase agreement could ease ‘sticker shock’
In a landmark consumer protection initiative, the Tarion
Last week the Bank of Canada (BoC) issued its latest Financial System Review (FSR), and its governor, Mark Carney, gave a speech called “Growth in the Age of Deleveraging”. If you’re trying to gauge where mortgage rates are headed,
