by Nick Bachusky | Jan 18, 2017 | First Time Homebuying
Telling you and your realtor that financing is good to go is one of the greatest joys of my life. My goal is to tell your realtor that financing is accepted as soon as possible, we want the best for you, which is why we explain Your Options If You Need Money Today. I...
by Nick Bachusky | Feb 25, 2016 | Downsizing, First Time Homebuying, Mortgage Trends
One of my favourite aspects of being a mortgage agent is that I get to deal with many lenders and learn many of the differences between them and how they would benefit my clients. Every client has a different situation so it is up to me and me only to take on the...
by Nick Bachusky | Jan 3, 2016 | First Time Homebuying, Mortgage Strategy, Mortgage Trends
Why not start 2016 with a resolution that you are sure to be happy you started exactly when you did? Sit down by yourself or yourself and your partner tonight and discuss if you can just cut down on a couple meals out a month or cut the cable or get a cheaper cell...
by Nick Bachusky | Nov 30, 2015 | First Time Homebuying
When it comes to mortgages some issues other than down payment or employment verification could play a role in making a seemingly slam dunk transaction into a little more of an investigation. I am talking about title insurance that your lawyer arranges...
by Nick Bachusky | Nov 16, 2015 | Amortization, First Time Homebuying, Mortgage Trends, Uncategorized
This is a very common question and one I love to answer because it is very important. Obviously I want my clients to do as much research as possible and these sites pay prime money (10s of 1000s of dollars) to get on top of the searches so that is a reason it...
by Nick Bachusky | Nov 16, 2015 | CAAMP, First Time Homebuying, Mortgage Trends
I am part of the new Mortgage Professionals Canada association which was formally the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (CAAMP). I could not be prouder of being part of this great association and I look forward to the growth of...
