Broker advice after hike, Pineapple talks expansion, Toronto demand surges, Homes under $200,000, Importance of sellers, More

Rates rise again – what's changed for brokers? View web version | Forward to a colleague 14 June 2023 Top news Rates rise again – what's changed for brokers? Most clients were aware of the possibility rates would go up, broker says Pineapple CEO talks company growth, market outlook after expansion The brokerage has taken on a new CFO and widened its reach into Western Canada Invest in your clients' marketability In this scenario, we approved a third rental property for a self-employed mother-daughter duo. With self-employment being one of our specialties, we packaged this deal to amplify the marketability of this investment. Bridgewater Bank RBC: Sellers spurring housing market's resurgence They're also likely to play an even larger market role soon, economist says Revolutionizing mortgage lending - featuring Neighborhood Holdings What makes a 5-Star Mortgage Product winner? Find out in this episode of CMPTV So you want to call yourself a mortgage broker? Earn the title, gain the prestige and learn best practices on hiring managing and team building! One week program begins in July! Real Estate and Mortgage Institute of Canada Inc. (REMIC) Demand far outpacing housing availability in Toronto, market players say Population growth is a major factor fuelling consumer appetite for Toronto homes Where can Canadians find a home for under $200,000? Those properties represent a tiny share of active residential listings in major urban markets, report says StatCan highlights housing supply dynamics in largest cities Condos accounted for more than half of new housing supply in Toronto and Vancouver International news US inflation rate hits two-year low Will the Fed now hit pause on rate hikes? Mass mortgage product withdrawals – how are brokers coping? Dealing with rapid changes from lenders, what are brokers making of the market madness? Have house prices hit their floor? Value decline slows in latest QV figures Rental market shows signs of easing But demand continues to outpace supply Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage preferences or unsubscribe © 2023 KM Business Information Canada Ltd, 317 Adelaide street west, Toronto, ON  Privacy | Conditions of Use | About Us | Contact Us

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