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Why You Can Use Your RRSP To Buy Your First House?

Posted by art cortez on Monday, March 4, 2013, In : Real Estate 

Blog: March 2013

Home Buyers Tip: You can use your RRSP to buy your first house

Source: FCAC

Did you know that if you live in Canada, you can use your RRSP to buy a house? Hmmmn! You may have this idea before, but this little information will reinforce your knowledge. As a first-time home buyer, you can use your RRSP to buy your first house under the Home Buyers' Plan (HBP). This allows you to use the money from your RRSP as your down payment towards the purchase. The HBP is ...


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Buying Your First Home

Posted by art cortez on Thursday, September 20, 2012, In : Real Estate 

Buying Your First Home

Source: CMHC

 

Home ownership is the cornerstone of the North American Dream. Almost everyone or each family wanted to own their dream home they call their own. But before you start looking, there are a number of things you need to consider.

 

First, you should determine what your needs are and whether owning your own home will meet those needs. Want to picture yourself mowing the lawn on Saturday, or leaving your urban condo for the beach? The best advice is to...


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A Road Map To Homebuying Process

Posted by art cortez on Thursday, May 17, 2012, In : Real Estate 


HOMEBUYING PROCESS
A Simple Road Map Developed by Art Cortez

For starters, buying your first home may be a little stressful in the beginning but it is an exciting moment you’ll experience as you’re about to achieve your homeownership goal. It is one of the biggest investment decisions you’ll ever make. We can give you simple guidelines on how this process really makes it easy and convenient for you. Home buying is like playing baseball or a softball game. Below is a road map to follow...


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