I Love Mortgage Brokering is the only podcast by Mortgage Brokers for Mortgage Brokers. If you want to take your mortgage business to the next level then ILMB is the place for you. You will hear stories, tips and strategies from some of the top brokers in the country.
A broker crunches the numbers on one of life’s biggest investments
The size of a mortgage, in relation to most of our costs, can be large enough to cause it to enter the realm of abstraction, a fuzzy background in a larger financial picture. But precisely because of that size, it’s worth bringing into focus.
Another Alberta broker has caught a glimpse of the same phenomenon worrying Guizzo, but only with some deals at the high-end of her market.
Renee started in a big bank for 6 years, and nearly became a branch manager. Luckily, she escaped to Home Loans Canada as she loved the lending space. She worked her existing clients to grow her mortgage broker earnings from her 1st year of 8K to 60K in her 2nd year.
Content Warning: Frank talk of eating disorders, including anorexia and bulimia.
Dawn Taylor welcomes Renee Stribbell to the podcast to shed light on disordered eating, body image, and how food is not the devil. Renee shares her very personal journey through binge eating disorder and how she has worked to overcome her trauma and struggles in order to see food as simply food.
Should you buy now? Switch? A broker breaks it down
In June, financial history was made: a bank set its five-year fixed rate at 1.99% for certain mortgages, the first time a lender has dropped the rate below 2% for Canadians.
For a while, mortgages were nearly free. Now they’re not
Anyone who took on a mortgage over the past couple of years might be excused for looking back on that time, despite the global context, as better days.
Whether you’re looking to obtain your first mortgage, or make changes to your existing one because of these low rates, there’s a lot to unpack before you commit. Thouin, along with mortgage broker and owner of Platform Mortgage, Renée Stribbell, break down what Canada’s low mortgage rates mean for current and future homeowners.
Nobody truly knows where rates are going. Ever. Not even the best-paid government and bank and economists.
Whether you’re looking to obtain your first mortgage, or make changes to your existing one because of these low rates, there’s a lot to unpack before you commit. Thouin, along with mortgage broker and owner of Platform Mortgage, Renée Stribbell, break down what Canada’s low mortgage rates mean for current and future homeowners.