Before you start scouring the web for your new home, the first step in your home buying process should be getting a mortgage pre-approval.

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Being self-employed and getting a mortgage means you have to verify how much money you make consistently over time.

Buying a vacation or recreational property is exciting, but there are a few questions to answer about before you ‘dive’ in.

A new change to the Canadian Mortgage Stress Test for uninsured and insured mortgages is moving forward. Here's what you need to know.

These are the 10 things NOT to do after your pre-approved for your mortgage so you don’t risk not getting your full pre-approval amount.

Lenders aren't the only people who can access your credit history. Employers, landlords, and even cell phone companies can review your score

Signing on that dotted line at the dealership could affect the size of home you could live in now or in the future.

Not paying that monthly cell phone bill could be costing you more than interest—it could be costing you your new home.

As mortgage brokers, this the most common question we’re asked; what are rates are doing? That conversation can go several ways.