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Flip it right

Posted by Paul Roussel

Contrary to what HGTV would have you believe, flipping a house is rarely glamorous or fun – at least not until the cheque clears. Paul Roussel provides a primer for flippers-to-be

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What is the average house insurance cost in Ontario?
Posted by Corben Grant

Just like every home isn't the same, every homeowners insurance policy isn't the same either. There are various factors that affect the cost.

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When and how to get a house appraisal in Ontario
Posted by Corben Grant

Having a professional appraise your home is one of the best ways to ensure you get the most for your money or determine areas you can improve to increase the value even more.

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What is the average savings by age in Canada?
Posted by Corben Grant

It's never too early to start saving, especially if you have specific goals in mind. However, that can be easier said than done.

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New to Canada? Mortgage options for newcomers
Posted by Corben Grant

Different lenders offer mortgages to newcomers but they have different criteria and mortgage terms offered under different product names.

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Is tenant insurance mandatory in Ontario?
Posted by Corben Grant

Tenant insurance is not mandatory, however, landlords may require you to show proof of insurance prior to you moving into the unit. Plus, it's highly recommended you get it to protect your assets.

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When will the housing bubble burst in Canada in 2022?
Posted by Corben Grant

We've seen it time and time again in news headlines: the housing bubble is going to burst! This is very hard to predict so if you don't see it happen in 2022, don't be surprised.

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Why bond yields affect your mortgage rates
Posted by Corben Grant

Bonds are primarily issued to banks who then sell them as an investment product. Bonds are considered a low-risk investment.

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Commercial mortgages explained
Posted by Corben Grant

Investing in the commercial real estate sector can hold many benefits, but you'll definitely want to consult with a professional to ensure you get the best property and mortgage rate for you.

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Overnight rate vs. prime rate explained
Posted by Corben Grant

The overnight rate represents the cost of borrowing money "overnight" or until the next business day. The prime rate represents the base interest rate a bank will lend money for in order to cover the overnight rate.

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What is in the Liberal housing strategy?
Posted by Corben Grant

Are these promises and goals actually going to be put in place? Or will the Liberal government continue to fall short?

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