Interesting article about a guy who bought a house, just before the big crash, went into foreclosure – and then, somehow, ended up owning the house free and clear! This isn’t typical, of course, and was probably a fluke, but it’s still a good read! http://jacksonville.com/business/2011-04-10/story/bank-gives-man-foreclosed-jacksonville-house-free#ixzz1J85Sn5WG
Confused About Canadian Mortgages ??
October 28, 2010 by
Sounds like the Big Banks are to. Even the Bank of Canada can’t figure it out. Here’s a quicky update: Rate Uncertainty & Ben Tal’s Call Choosing between a fixed or variable mortgage can seem like throwing darts with your eyes closed. Borrowers today are seeing headlines like this: Economists want BoC to keep raising […]
Should Paying Off The Mortgage Wait?
November 17, 2008 by
There is never a downside to paying off your mortgage because it means interest saved which means thousands more dollars in your pocket, however if you recently received a gov’t. tax refund there may be other factors to consider. If you take a $1400.00 tax refund and apply it to a typical mortgage at […]
What Kind of Borrower Are You.
July 22, 2008 by
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