2.70% – 1 Year Fixed
2.90% – 3 Year Fixed
3.69% – 5 Year Fixed (quick close Sept 30th)
2.87% – Merix 50/50 Mortgage (Fixed/Variable hybrid)
P-.70 3 Year Variable
P-.65 5 Year Variable
Prime Rate is currently 2.75%.
Bank of Canada Qualifying rate has dropped to 5.39%.
NOTE: Rates are subject to change without warning at the [...]
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Last week I went to one of my favorite local coffee shops, Si Espresso Bar on Broadview at Danforth. My friend and owner Egidio (”Edge” for short) served me up one of his authentic Italian espresso shots to kick start my day as the warm morning sun shone through the large front windows and the [...]
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Mortgage interest rates continue to stay low as weak numbers indicate that we are still far from full economic recovery. Rates are always changing and it’s hard for a borrower to explore and shop the entire market to ensure that they are getting the right product and best rate. Mortgage brokers are people who specialize [...]
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As a Toronto mortgage broker it’s important for me to remember that there is mortgage jargon and terminology that my audience may not be familiar with. When I work with clients I try and make the experience as educational as possible and I always make an effort to step back and explain mortgage terms no [...]
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If we were to take a general macro view of fixed mortgage rates in Canada one can say that when the markets (i.e. TSX, DOW etc) are strong there is upwards pressure on fixed rate mortgages and the opposite is also true so that when the markets are weak there is downwards pressure on fixed [...]
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Mortgage interest rates are back down. Way down. I am back from my road trip out West and ready for action. Picking up sound bites from different headlines in the news it looks like the complexion of our Canadian housing market looks just a little bit grayer. With headlines such as “CREA lowers home sales [...]
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The consequences of not paying property taxes are not well appreciated. In my last blog entry I explained the term Judicial Sale and highlighted that this legal process is a great opportunity to acquire undervauled properties in cottage country. More often than not the cause is the non-payment of property taxes.
The other day we [...]
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A brief video while I am on the road through the Prairies on my way from Toronto to Vancouver. For current mortgage interest rates and information don’t hesitate to contact Arnold Molder. I’ll be back at the end of July.
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I was out of the city this past Monday camping in Killbear Park far from any internet connection making it impossible to get my Monday Mortgage Minute up. I’ll just briefly post the current rates for anyone who is looking to see how rates have changed since last week.
Chris Molder – Son Of A Broker
2.70% [...]
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In my last post I wrote about an astute investor who exploited the opportunity of a Judicial Sale when he bought a unique, mixed-use property, for a bargain price of under $100,000. Such opportunities come up frequently but are missed by most people because they don’t know where to look specifically. In addition, the term [...]
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