Lisa Walker, Mortgage Agent

05/27/2026

A reverse mortgage can help seniors stay comfortably in their homes with added financial flexibility in today’s economy.

05/07/2026

Don’t give up on getting into the market without speaking to your mortgage broker, contact me today!

04/16/2026

https://www.canadianmortgagetrends.com/2026/04/volatility-is-complicating-the-fixed-vs-variable-rate-decision-four-experts-weigh-in/

With fixed mortgage rates still above 4%, professionals say discounted variable options—and strategic hedging—could offer better long-term outcomes despite market volatility.

04/14/2026

Still renting and trying to get into the housing market only to have been told you’re not ready? Reach out today to discuss options.

03/24/2026

It’s always a great idea to get pre-approved before you start shopping, so you can focus on homes that truly fit your budget.

03/12/2026

Thinking about buying a home? Start well in advance with a mortgage pre-approval. Many buyers believe their credit is ready, but a few small adjustments can make a big difference in strengthening your buying power.

03/04/2026

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Mortgage insurers say recent federal policy changes are giving first-time buyers more purchasing power, even as broader housing market conditions remain uneven.

08/26/2025

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A consumer proposal shouldn’t haunt your credit file forever. Learn how long it stays on record in Canada and what steps to take if outdated remarks are still holding you back.

07/30/2025

https://www.canadianmortgagetrends.com/2025/07/can-you-retire-with-a-mortgage-more-canadians-are-saying-yes/?utm_content=339215961&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&hss_channel=fbp-148966498479914

Retiring with mortgage debt is no longer the exception—it’s quickly becoming the norm as rising housing costs and later-life borrowing reshape retirement in Canada.

02/01/2025

I get a lot of calls when the bank of Canada lowers it rates, people want to know why fixed rates didn’t go down. This is a great clip explaining the difference between the bank of Canada’s rate, variable rates and fixed rates.