We have had a lot of questions about cash flow and current rising mortgage rates. To answer your questions we have created a webinar for you. If you want to book a time for your particular mortgage options book here: https://calendly.com/gailsylvester
Do you know the pros and cons of securing a mortgage at a Bank versus a Credit Union versus a Mortgage Finance Company? Let’s see which one is right for YOU!
The payment frequency can make a difference, but it also has to match your lifestyle needs and pay cheque schedule. What is best for YOU? Call, e-mail or DM, and we will review your options to make sure you are on the right path.
There are so many reasons to call Gail Sylvester Mortgages! If it’s your first or your fifth mortgage, we can help you find the best solution. We are MORE than just mortgages, and we are here for YOU.
Approximately 68% of Canadians own their own home. Congratulations – you are one of them! You got the keys, unpacked, and had a chance to take it all in. What an amazing place to be. You may be asking yourself if your relationship with your mortgage broker ends after closing day? To us, it is […]
Many first-time homeowners, or those who haven’t purchased a home in 5+ years, forget just how much you need to hold for closing costs. Let me break it down for you!
There’s so much negative chatter about interest rates + cost of living increases but does it REALLY affect you? Let’s discuss the facts! I want to ensure you have an ABUNDANCE mindset. We are more than just mortgages – we look after your financial wellbeing. Call or e-mail us today, as we are always here […]
What do you see when you look at the world? Do you see struggle and challenge OR beauty and kindness? Does it matter? YES – for your finances and your life.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll repeat it – your finances are a tool to SERVE your needs. It isn’t about the amount of money you make but how you manage that money and how intentional you are with your spending and savings habits that will lead to financial success. When you’re clear on your […]
We are taught to save for a rainy day, and while this is a good idea, in theory, it creates a false sense that money is limited. It can leave us feeling like if we spend our money, we cannot get it back. This scarcity mindset often evokes fear and anxiety around finances. At Gail […]
