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01/07/2025

📉 Over 1 Million Canadians Could Face Mortgage Payment Shock

By 2025, 1.2 million Canadians will need to renew their mortgages, with 85% of these loans originally secured when the Bank of Canada’s interest rate was 1% or lower.

💡 What’s at Stake?
Homeowners could see payments rise by as much as 30% upon renewal.
Mortgage delinquencies are on the rise, with 0.192% of homeowners behind on payments as of Q2 2024.

🔍 Why It Matters:
For Homeowners: Banks are likely to compete fiercely, offering discounted rates. Researching options or working with a mortgage broker can help secure better deals.

For Investors: Watch for increased foreclosures or short sales, particularly in high-risk markets like Toronto, where arrears are climbing.

Stay informed as the renewal wave approaches.

If you have more than 20% equity in your properties, we may be able to help you lower those mortgage payments upon renewal.

What if your payments would remain the same if you renewed?

Contact us today to discover how to take advantage of this opportunity instead of risking being affected.

+1 (289) 800-4840
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11/12/2024

Unlock the door to your dream home with rates starting as low as 4.09%—the lowest on the market! Ready to take the first step? Contact us today to make your homeownership goals a reality: (289) 800-4840 or at [email protected]

10/10/2024

Mortgage Lending: B-Side vs. A-Side vs. ALT-A

At Mortgage Capital Investment, we understand that not everyone fits the strict criteria set by traditional lenders. That’s why B-side lending exists – to offer flexible financial solutions for individuals with unique circumstances, such as low credit scores, self-employment, or a lack of traditional income documentation.

While A lenders offer the most competitive rates, their stringent qualifications can be a barrier. ALT-A lenders provide a middle ground, but they still require solid credit histories. B lenders, on the other hand, are more flexible, accepting alternative forms of income verification like 12 months of business bank statements. They also accommodate borrowers with less-than-perfect credit and higher debt levels, making homeownership accessible to a broader audience.

If you don’t meet traditional mortgage standards, B-side lending might be the perfect fit for you. It's a vital option for many, from newcomers to Canada to those with fluctuating incomes.

Ready to explore your mortgage options? Contact us at Mortgage Capital Investment today and take the first step toward your dream home.

Apply Now: https://mortgagecapitalinvestment.com/online-mortage-application-start-start/

09/27/2024

Navigating Mortgage Switching in 2024: Key Changes You Should Know

Recent changes in mortgage policy are transforming the landscape for uninsured borrowers. The removal of the stress test when switching lenders provides greater flexibility and competitive opportunities.

Key Benefits:
- Better Rates: Borrowers can access more competitive interest rates.
- Improved Terms: Potential for reduced fees and favorable conditions.
- Increased Flexibility: No more stress test when switching lenders.

This shift promotes competition and empowers consumers to make informed decisions. Stay ahead of the curve—reach out to us at Mortgage Capital Investment to explore your mortgage options:

https://mortgagecapitalinvestment.com/contact/

09/23/2024

🏡 Bad Credit? You Can Still Become a Homeowner! 🏡

Having bad credit doesn’t mean giving up on your homeownership dream. There are alternative lending options to explore, including private and B-side lenders, that can help make it happen.

- Private Lenders: Offer flexible interest-only loans, giving you time to improve your credit, but with higher rates (9%-12%) and fees.
- B-Side Lenders: Offer more reasonable rates (5%-8%) and lower fees, but typically require a larger down payment.

Example:
Let’s say you need a $300,000 mortgage with a credit score of 550:

- Private Lender: Interest-only loan at 10%, with monthly payments around $2,500 (interest-only).
- B-Side Lender: Full mortgage at 6%, with payments around $2,100, including both interest and principal.
The private lender gives you breathing room, while the B-side lender may save you more long-term.

✨ Tip: Many people start with a private lender, then refinance with a traditional bank once their credit improves!

At Mortgage Capital Investment, we help you find the right solution for your unique financial situation. Ready to take the next step? Apply today and make homeownership a reality!

06/05/2024

The Bank of Canada has cut interest rates by 0.25%, bringing their key rate to 4.75%. This is the first rate cut since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020.

Expect variable rates to decrease in the short term but do not expect more drops to come as the economy shows signs of a slow recovery.

Contact us to discover how to grow your portfolio together:
289-800-4840
[email protected]

05/04/2024

There are key differences between commercial and residential investing. Lenders want to analyze different documents as different tenants have different sources of income in their businesses. Be certain in your decision when you choose a financing direction.

Contact us to discover how to grow your portfolio together:
289-800-4840
[email protected]

02/11/2024

Wishing you a prosperous and joyous Chinese New Year!

May the Year of the Tiger bring you good fortune and success in all your endeavors.

If you have any mortgage-related questions or needs, feel free to reach out – we're here to assist you on your financial journey.

Happy New Year!

01/24/2024

Bank of Canada update: The Bank of Canada maintained its overnight rate at 5% with QT continuing, citing global slowdown and reading inflation.

In Canada, economic growth has stalled, with consumers cutting spending due to higher prices and Interest rates, leading to near-zero growth through Q1 2024.

The Bank forecasts a gradual economic recovery in the second half of 2024, keeping the policy rate at 5% and highlighting the need for inflation monitoring, demand-supply balance, wage growth, and corporate pricing behavior.

Aside from this, Real Estate usually picks up momentum in the spring and as consumers are becoming accustomed to current rates, an overnight policy rate drop would have invited more competition to the market and thus re-inflating it.

Reach out to us now for further details and a deeper understanding of this dynamic market! We are here to assist you.
1-289-800-4840
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12/22/2023

The stress of financing has been felt by many this year. You are not alone.

Take the holiday season to unwind and recalibrate and reassess your direction. We are here to help, as soon as 2024 reaches us.

We at Mortgage Capital Investment wish you a calm and relaxing holiday season!

12/05/2023

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10/25/2023

Overnight policy rate remains unchanged at 5%.

This brings about some stability to the volatile variable interest market in Real Estate loans, AKA mortgages.

Payments are still higher than we would like though. We are only getting used to these amounts, while adjusting our financial goals.

As these historically high rates are here to stay, contact us ahead of making your purchase, renewal, or refinancing.

Know your options. This is the time to plan ahead so you can get ahead.

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