What do men like in a house and more importantly what do women like!
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So what are the features that attract men and women in a house. A survey in 2012 in the US suggested that master bathroom was the biggest single amenity to a house from both of the sexes. See the graphic below for a full breakdown. Does it match your ideas?
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With a credit score under 600, it is likely that you will be turned down by a bad credit or prime lender and you may have to turn to a private lender. Private lenders provide an option to clients with bruised credit. Since it is a fast financing option with a higher risk to the lender, interest rates are almost always higher.
“There are costs that just don’t exist anywhere else,” says Phil Soper president and CEO of Royal LePage Real Estate Services, Toronto. There are often costs involved in buying a home that many first time home buyers have never heard of, particularly if they didn’t do their homework or seek good advice during the transaction.
That’s where a realtor can come in handy, says Elton Ash, regional vice-president of Re/Max Western Canada, Vancouver.
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Risk versus reward
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Sometimes concepts in the finance world can be tricky. We get so caught up in trying to understand what all the offerings are that we forget to understand the simple things. When is the last time that someone said what a mortgage really is? Or explained why I can only buy a home for $350,000.00. We all have questions in the back of our minds that we don't articulate because we are just too embarrassed. Here are the top five things you are afraid to ask.
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OTTAWA, November 12, 2015 — Buying your first home is an exciting time but it also comes with many questions, concerns and in some cases, nerves. With that in mind, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released today its 2015 First-Time Homebuyers Survey (#FirstTimeBuyers) coinciding with the fifth anniversary of Financial Literacy Month (#FLM2015).