Capital Economics, an analytics firm, expects the end of the housing crisis in 2012. One of the reasons is, loosening credit. The average credit score required to attain a mortgage loan is 700. While higher than past scores, it is constant with requirements one year ago.
Banks are now lending amounts up to 3.5 times the borrower earnings. Banks are also loosening loan-to-value, (LTV), which is a ...
Posted by Jo-Ann Beselaere
on February 29, 2012
The right renovations can maximize the resale value of your home. Below are the latest figures showing payback potential of various renovation projects.
Top Four Renovations that will give you the Highest Payback Potential.
Bathroom 75% - 100%
Kitchen ...
Posted by Jo-Ann Beselaere
on February 29, 2012
A reversed mortgage loan is a constructive way to access funds that otherwise would be locked in the equity of your home. Instead of paying a lender, as you would with a regular mortgage, the lender pays you. It can be a lump sum payment or monthly payments or through credit. Basicaly, you transfrom a portion ( up to 50%) of your homes value into tax-free cash. You don't have to worry about ...
Posted by Jo-Ann Beselaere
on February 29, 2012
Power Prevails! Research shows, 85% of all potential buyer's do their research on the Internet before purchasing a home. Century 21 has three times the number of visitors per sales representative then any other Real Estate brand in Canada. That in it self ,is the number one reason why you should look to Century 21 for all your real estate needs.
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Posted by Jo-Ann Beselaere
on February 29, 2012
Fixed rates are at an all-time low and will likely stay low for some time to come. Some analysts predict that rates will remain stable through 2012 and perhaps well into 2013.
Avery Shenfield, economist with CIBC wrote recently that current low fixed rates and the state of the bond market with low yields may become norm. However, with rates slightly higher than inflation, I would encourage ...
Posted by Jo-Ann Beselaere
on February 29, 2012