The latest from the team at Patching Mortgage
Using Home Equity to Your Advantage
We all have different reasons for purchasing a home. Some see it the place they’ll grow old in, where as others see it as an
Lets turn Renters into Home Owners
One of the biggest decisions you’ll make throughout your lifetime is to decide to stop renting and to become a home owner. It’s essential to surround
What is Title Insurance?
Congratulations! You’ve found the home of your dreams, your mortgage is lined up (You’re welcome), and now you’re off to the Notary or Lawyer’s office
Top 4 reasons why going Variable can be adventagous
Lets chat about how the average person goes about sourcing a mortgage, and finding the best rate. They will unfortunately have to take a few days
You’re approved, now what? Top 10 tips for a smooth closing
OK, so you’ve received a mortgage approval, but completion isn’t for another sixty to ninety days. During this “in-between” time, follow the tips below to ensure everything
Tips on getting ready to be a first time home buyer
So you want to purchase a home, and stop renting. Great choice, and therefore you want a house, but you need a mortgage. You must
Purchase Plus Improvement Mortgage Program
Does your kitchen need an update? Is your bathroom in desperate need of a makeover? Maybe your home needs a fresh coat of paint, or
Federal RRSP First-Time Home Buyers’ program
Here is everything you need to know about The Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP) program. Defined: The Home Buyers Plan is a program that allows
Do you know what you can afford to buy?
The first step in the home buying process should be discovering your budget, although most of the times it’s not. The want most likely comes before
Whats the difference?
I’m consistently being asked, what’s the difference between…? So, I’m going to explain to you the difference between mortgage terms that are usually misunderstood. Hopefully,
election affecting your TFSA contribution
Currently their is no deadline for making TFSA contributions, but with the upcoming election, both the NDP and Liberal party have hinted at reducing the