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What should mortgage agents and brokers be focusing on in 2023?

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16 January 2023

Top news What should mortgage agents and brokers be focusing on in 2023? We preview some of the trends that are set to emerge in this year's market Private lenders filling in gaps left by big names VP on how private solutions can help meet the needs of those left behind by conventional lenders Get your clients the flexible financing they need in any market condition Find out why CMI is the 2022 Private Lender of the Year - and the preferred partner of mortgage brokers across Canada. Submit your deal today Canadian Mortgages Inc. Premium RFA laying groundwork for further growth The company is taking the next steps on the path to becoming a leading lender in the mortgage broker channel Date the rate, marry the home: taking advantage of lower home prices Keep your eyes on the prize –not on the rates How a mortgage professional builds up credibility and know-how "Nobody else will put in the work unless you do" Effective leadership in a shifting business environment James Grantis, of Hosper Mortgage, shares his views on leadership and current market conditions New podcast: How the mortgage market will play out in 2023 Hear about the challenges to overcome & what brokers should look out for in the year ahead Community Trust Can the BoC pull down inflation to 2% in the near future? Scotiabank chief economist offers insights on the central bank's predictions How have home price trends shaped up in the final quarter of 2022? Royal LePage reports on Q4 national home prices Governments announce new investment in BC First Nations housing Multi-million funding tranche allocated for the project International news Real estate brokerage leaders down on 2023 They reveal their expectations for the economy Anger rises after builder collapse Builders are "running out of Peters to pay Paul," subbie spokesman says Kiwi households urged to gear up for recession The World Bank expects global growth to be around 1.7% Mortgage rates – further falls expected as lenders compete for business In spite of probable further Bank of England rate increases, competition for remortgages may keep mortgage rates down

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