Across Ontario, many listings are taking longer to sell. You’re likely seeing it firsthand — properties sitting with limited activity, sellers becoming frustrated, and pricing changes becoming the default response. But pricing adj …
Read More »Across Ontario, many listings are taking longer to sell. You’re likely seeing it firsthand — properties sitting with limited activity, sellers becoming frustrated, and pricing changes becoming the default response. But pricing adj …
Read More »A deposit loan is a short-term financing solution that allows homeowners to access their home equity before their property is sold, closed, or even listed. This provides the funds needed to: Submit a deposit on a new property Move for …
Read More »Ontario mortgage brokers are entering a critical phase in the market. The Bank of Canada has held its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% in March 2026, signaling a cautious approach as it evaluates inflation risks and economic uncert …
Read More »When a borrower falls behind on mortgage payments, the situation can escalate quickly. In Ontario, lenders may begin the power of sale process, which can lead to the forced sale of the property if the mortgage arrears are not resolved …
Read More »For mortgage brokers working in the private lending space, volume plays a major role in long-term success. The more private mortgage deals you fund, the more opportunities you create for both your clients and your business. At Tembo F …
Read More »Ontario mortgage brokers are entering a more complex lending environment. Higher household debt levels, increased reliance on unsecured credit, and a large wave of upcoming mortgage renewals are reshaping how files are assessed. For b …
Read More »Ontario mortgage brokers are seeing increased complexity in files involving homeowners aged 55+. Rising unsecured debt, equity-rich properties, and limited traditional refinancing options are creating scenarios where a reverse mortga …
Read More »Ontario mortgage brokers are entering a critical period. Higher interest rates over the past few years, rising living costs, and increased reliance on unsecured debt have left many homeowners carrying more credit card balances, lines …
Read More »After the holidays, many Ontario homeowners find themselves carrying higher-than-usual balances on credit cards and other unsecured debt. Holiday spending, combined with the ongoing rise in everyday living costs, often leads borrowers …
Read More »In a bold move that sent ripples through the financial markets, President Donald Trump announced last Wednesday his intention to ban large institutional investors from purchasing additional single-family homes. “I am immediately …
Read More »The start of a new year is one of the best times for mortgage brokers to step back, reset, and make sure their lender relationships are fully aligned with their business goals. At Tembo Financial, we work with brokers across Ontario …
Read More »The period between mid‑December and early January in Ontario is often quieter in terms of home‑buying activity — fewer listings, slower traffic, staff shortages at lenders and legal firms, and general holiday distractions. But f …
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