Canada faces a massive wave of mortgage renewals, with over 568,000 mortgages from major lenders set to renew in the next two years. Homeowners may face significantly higher payments, while mortgage brokers and realtors have a unique opportunity to guide clients through this challenging financial transition.

Mortgage brokers are constantly seeking ways to stay competitive, improve efficiency, and provide better service to their clients. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool that can revolutionize the mortgage industry

Notice of security interest (NOSI) will now be banned in Ontario in a move to protect homeowners

Simplifying the mortgage process through digital documentation, clear communication, and leveraging experienced professionals can significantly enhance client satisfaction and drive referrals. By using tools like mortgage calculators, educational resources, and client portals, mortgage brokers can provide a seamless and stress-free experience that builds long-term client relationships.

Home insurance premiums are surging at an alarming rate across Canada, impacting homeowners who are already strapped for cash

Title fraud, a form of real estate fraud, is perhaps one of the most distressing challenges a homeowner can face.

Traditionally, NOSIs (Notice of Security Interest) were utilized by legitimate businesses as a means to secure payment for home appliances, such as furnaces, air conditioning units, or water heaters, but lately scammers are leveraging NOSIs to extort unsuspecting homeowners.

Alberta closing costs are going to increase in 2025 with the introduction of a Land Titles Registration Fee levy. We've got the details and what it means for you.