Why Get a Mortgage? The price of a home is often more than what a single individual or household can save. Therefore, many choose to buy a home or an investment property by putting down a deposit of typically 20% of the home’s purchase price, and obtaining a loan for the remaining amount. This assistance…
What Is the Process of Paying off a Mortgage? When you get a mortgage, you’re not just agreeing to pay back the amount you borrowed (principal). You also agree to pay interest on the money you still owe. How much you’ll pay in interest depends on a variety of factors, including your loan type, how much you borrowed,…
Your mortgage renewal isn’t just paperwork — it’s a prime opportunity to reset your financial course. Yet, many homeowners let it pass by without giving it the attention it deserves. The result? Missed savings, higher debt, and fewer financial options down the road. Let’s break down the most common mortgage renewal mistakes — and how…
Key Updates 1. 30-Year Amortizations 2. Higher Price Cap 3. Newly Built Homes Focus • Homes must be owner-occupied and not previously used for residential purposes. What This Means for You