Home Buying

Looking to buy a house in Canada, but you have bad credit? Don’t worry - read our latest article for tips on getting a mortgage despite having bad credit.

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Wondering what the biggest differences are between a buyer’s and seller’s market? Read our latest guide to learn about how housing trends can affect the buying and selling market.

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Now that you’ve found your next home, you may be wondering how to make an offer. Read our latest guide to learn how to make the offer and close the deal.

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Check out our latest first time home buyer’s guide to learn everything you need to know when purchasing a home in Canada.

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The foreign buyer’s tax rebate applies for foreign homebuyers in the Greater Toronto area. Learn more about what it is and if you qualify.

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Buying a home is a big financial decision, especially if you’re already paying off other debt. Read our article to learn about the process of buying a house if you currently have student loans.

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Buying a home is one of the biggest purchasing decisions you’ll make. Read our article to learn about how much money you actually need to buy a house.

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Are you buying a home with less than a 20% down payment? You’ll need to pay for mortgage default insurance. Read our latest article to learn more.

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Wondering what the best option is between renting vs. buying a house in Canada? Read our article to learn about which one suits your needs.

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Wondering if you should renovate your home instead of moving out and buying a new one? Read our latest article to learn about the pros and cons of both options.

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Before you close on your home, you will need to perform a home inspection first. Read our home inspection checklist for all the items you should consider.

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If you’re looking to buy a house, but have no down payment, there are options available. Read our latest article to learn more.

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Looking to sell your home? Here are some tips on how to stage and prepare your house before listing it in the market.

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A lot of people have asked about how to get approved for a mortgage after bankruptcy. Here's everything you need to know.

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Short sales can be great deals on properties, but can be tricky to navigate. Learn more about short sales, what they are, and what you need to know before buying one.

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As rental rates increase across Canada, it’s hard not to ask yourself the question, “Am I ready to buy a house?” While there are a lot of reasons to dive into homeownership, there are also reasons to avoid it if you’re not ready.

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If you’re still on the fence about buying a new home, we’ve put together a pros and cons list that may help make your decision a little easier.

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So many terms get tossed around – mortgage credit protection, mortgage default insurance, home insurance – how does one make sense of it all?

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While there are a few rules surrounding down payments, you have plenty of options at your disposal. Understanding how down payments work will help you make the decision that’s best for you.

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Whether you’re purchasing a home or refinancing your existing mortgage, it’s important to understand the role of the home appraisal and how it can impact the outcome of your mortgage application.

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Many Canadians may not realize is that a down payment can also come in the form of a gift of equity when a property is being purchased from a close family member.

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In recent years, the number of real estate agents in Canada has exploded due to the prolonged increase in housing prices across much of the country, drawing thousands to an industry that many viewed as a way to get rich quick.

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Before the sale of your home is finalized, the home buyer will often request an inspection to identify any problems with the house. It’s important to know what the home inspector will be looking for before listing your house on the market.

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If you’re buying a home for the first time, you may be surprised to find out just how many parties will be involved in the transaction along the way.

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