Canadian Mortgage Guide

Canadian Mortgage Guide

By Tom Moffat & Brandon Love

Making sense of mortgages & real estate in Canada. We (Tom & Brandon) run a boutique mortgage team in Ontario, Canada and are here to share our knowledge & experience. We turn complex topics into simple, digestible podcasts that have no fluff, no bs, and are straight to the point. What you can expect from our show: - Market updates & insights - How to get the best mortgage - Tips on how to buy your first home, move up the property ladder, or become a real estate investor

05/16/24

14: A Huge Market Opportunity

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** In this episode, Brandon shares a huge market opportunity that's happening right now thanks to the capital gains tax, and how you can take advantage of it for less money than you think. ***   MORTGAGE INQUIRRead more

05/09/24

13: How Much Can I Expect to Spend On a Million Dollar Home?

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** In this episode, Tom shares how he and Brandon pre-approve clients by making a customized budget, and how much it would actually cost to purchase a million dollar home in Canada.   What was discussed: → BreaRead more

04/30/24

12: Canada Proposing Increased Capital Gains - What You Need To Know

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** In this episode, Tom & Brandon break down the new proposed increase in capital gains taxes set to come into affect in June (if it passes), and provide an example to help this make sense to the average CanadiRead more

04/18/24

11: *NEVER* Do These 10 Things When Getting a Mortgage

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** In this episode, Tom & Brandon share 10 things you should absolutely never do when getting a mortgage, because they will affect your application in a negative way.   What was discussed: → Making big purchaseRead more

04/12/24

10: Bank of Canada Holds Rates Steady - When Will We See Rate Cuts?

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on Youtube *** In this episode, Tom & Brandon explain the recent Bank of Canada Announcement which held the variable rate, meaning still no cuts this year after multiple increases since the pandemic.   What was discussed: Read more

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