Any homeowner looking to obtain a new mortgage should be familiar with mortgage terminology and if you’re looking to purchase with less then 20% down payment, then you will want to be familiar with the term “mortgage default insurance.” If you’re not familiar, here is an outline that includes the impacts of this insurance.
Read MoreThere are many times when an applicant can’t quite get the approval or property that they are gunning for. That’s when we reach that tipping point when the addition of a non-occupying applicant is required to push
Read MoreAs the April tax deadline approaches, understanding the many options of tax credits can be a big deal for existing homeowners and first-time buyers.
Whether you're stepping into your first home or you're a seasoned homeowner,
Read MoreIn Autumn 2023, significant residential zoning adjustments were approved in Edmonton, sparking anticipation among Calgarians for similar changes in Calgary. As expected
Read MoreThe First-Time Home Buyer Incentive Program has been discontinued effective midnight on March 21, 2024.
Read MoreAre you a first-time homebuyer looking to make the most of your purchasing power? Understanding the ins and outs of financial tools like the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) can significantly
Read MoreIt is that time of the year again! Homeowners in the City of Calgary will be receiving their property tax assessment notices starting in January 2024
Read MoreWith a fresh start to 2024, the landscape of mortgage renewals is evolving amidst changing market conditions and financial landscapes.
Read MoreMost traditional banks will not lend to a consumer with CRA taxes owing.
At MMG, we do have options available for this and the request is becoming more and more popular from homeowners.
Read MoreInterest rates are a critical factor in the world of mortgages. They can substantially
Read MoreGood News (finally!) on the mortgage qualifying front as welcomed changes have just been announced.
Read MoreThe down payment is the one-time payment you must make toward the overall price of your new home. Your down payment must be liquid money that you have saved up or otherwise have access to,
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