Marlon Mortgages

02/11/2026

I HAVE A CONFESSION: Getting you the house is only my second favourite part of this job. 🏠

My favourite part? Helping you own that house outright while growing your net worth.

If you’ve settled into your home over the last year, you are officially moving from the Borrowing Phase to the Wealth Phase. With tax season upon us and rates holding at 2.25%, I’m helping my clients look at:

- Lump-sum strategies from 2025 tax refunds.

- Amortization hacks to save years of payments.

- Total portfolio health (from RESPs to retirement).

I’d love to hear how your goals have changed since move-in day.

Let’s hop on a 15-minute "Financial Vision" call to update your roadmap. You can book me directly in my calendar below

11/02/2021

10/07/2021

Relationship of Accounting in Real Estate Business

Timely, comprehensive, and most of all, accurate financial reporting and accounting are an integral part of a real estate business. With it, property managers and property investors can manage rental…

10/02/2021

Should You Add Property Management Services?

Consider the pros and cons of expanding your brand to include rental services.

09/28/2021

How to Keep Your Landlord Happy (Part 1)

Knowing the secret to being a great renter will keep your landlord happy and your renting experience great. These tips are sure to help.

09/23/2021

Want to hear some good news about the 🇨🇦 economy?

So do we! 🙋‍♂️

Check out the latest economy update on Magic Monday With Neil D'Souza, Jason Vaz & Marlon Yee 👇👇

09/22/2021

Council Post: Cash Flow Killers To Your Real Estate Investment

Have you considered the factors involved with owning a rental property that don’t have a clear dollar amount associated with the bottom line?

09/20/2021

Real Estate Negotiation Tips For Sellers, Buyers, Investors

Whether you’re buying, selling, renting or investing in property, we’ve put together some excellent tips to help you strike the best deals.

09/18/2021

The power of compound interest and how to leverage it — Up the Gain$

Compound interest refers to the principle that when you save money, as well as earning interest on the savings, you also earn interest on the interest itself. It is the result of reinvesting interest, rather than spending it so that interest at the end of the year is then earned on the first amount