Wassim Ellahib Mortgage
About Wassim Ellahib Mortgage
Professional Mortgage Advice. Here to help you!
Markets Served: Calgary
Wassim Ellahib Mortgage Description
Professional Mortgage Advice. Here to help you!
Getting a mortgage can be time consuming and stressful. Many don’t realize that mortgage products can be quite complex and that there are many different types of decisions to make. As a mortgage professional, it’s my job to research the market for you and arrange the mortgage financing that meets your needs so you save time, energy and money.
I have a disciplined mortgage process where I first get to know you and understand your goals and objectives. Only after a needs assessment can I clearly outline your mortgage options so you can make an informed decision. Once we’ve decided on a mortgage plan, I will efficiently manage the transaction, keeping you up-to-date throughout the process. My client for life approach means that I will stay in touch with you after your mortgage closes, providing information and updates that are relevant to your situation.
With access to over 50 lenders that compete for your business - including major banks, credit unions, trusts and other national and regional lenders, your mortgage will have the features and rate that meet your needs, whether you are:
purchasing your first or next home, or considering a vacation property;
new to Canada;
investing in property;
interested in your renovation financing options;
looking to consolidate your high interest debt to boost monthly cash flow and save on interest costs;
going through a separation or divorce;
considering options for your mortgage renewal; or,
interested in improving your credit so you can qualify for mortgage financing.
Access to this vast lender network and my professional services are available to you at no cost (oac). The lender selected pays for the mortgage advice, placement, and ongoing service.
My ultimate goal is to provide you with such an positive mortgage experience that you are willing to refer me to your family, friends and colleagues. It’s worth a call to schedule a no obligation review of your situation. Because the right mortgage can build your wealth and save you thousands of dollars. I look forward to providing a frank assessment of your situation, and the advice you need to achieve your goals for homeownership and financial security.
Reviews
Canadian home prices have cooled considerably over the past few months and, according to one economist, that’s unlikely to change any time soon.
“Home prices, home building and borrowing: In a similar vein, strong population gains will also drive housing activity,” writes BMO senior economist Robert Kavcic, in a recent note.
Economist Douglas Porter, notes that the 100 basis point rise in the overnight rate over the past year has weighed on consumer spending, borrowing, and the housing sector.
Enjoy the long weekend!
Canada’s GDP jumped 0.5 per cent in May, beating most economists’ forecasts, and bringing second quarter growth to 3 per cent in annualized terms.
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of finding and putting an offer on a home but there’s one vital step that shouldn’t be overlooked — the home inspection.
Since the new mortgage stress test was implemented on January 1, roughly 18 per cent of prospective homebuyers were unable to buy their preferred home, according to a new report
It took the Canadian housing market five months to adjust to a new mortgage stress test, but it seems as though June may have been the month it finally did.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is making changes to make it easier for the self-employed to qualify for a mortgage.
Industry watchers have speculated that the Canadian housing market could turn a corner in June and, according to the latest housing figures, they may be right.
Yesterday, the Bank of Canada hiked the overnight rate to 1.50% the fourth increase in the last 12 months.
Bank of Canada Rate Announcement.
June was a relatively positive month for the Canadian housing market, as a slight uptick in sales hinted that the market was beginning to adjust to the new mortgage stress test.
The report notes that the majority of Chinese home buyers are looking for homes to live in, rather than to purchase as investments. Many are looking for homes for their children, who are studying abroad.
Happy Canada Day!
While most people tend to focus on big-picture items when planning a move, it’s the hidden costs that really add up.
An annual cost of living survey shows Toronto and Vancouver are Canada's most expensive cities.
Yay! It's the first day of summer!