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HW+ Member Spotlight: Shant Banosian

Housing Wire

This week’s HW+ member spotlight features Shant Banosian, executive vice president of sales at Guaranteed Rate. According to HousingWire’s most recent coverage , Banosian, who has several dozen team members, has funded over $7 billion loans throughout his career, and has been with Guaranteed Rate for over 14 years.

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HW+ Member Spotlight: Stacy Esser

Housing Wire

Below, Esser answers questions about the housing industry: HousingWire: What is your current favorite HW+ article and why? His articles are always my favorite. His recent article, “Purchase apps are at 2009 level: where’s the inventory?” HousingWire: What has been your biggest learning opportunity?

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When Will We See 100-Year Mortgage Amortizations?

Toronto Realty Blog

Well, because the most common amortization period is twenty-five years, and it’s effectively the “default” period for most borrowers. Short history lesson here, but the Financial Crisis, which I’m electing to capitalize, was a learning experience for Canada’s mortgage industry. The first is 25.

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What The Heck Is The “Canadian Mortgage Charter?”

Toronto Realty Blog

Some of you have absolutely no idea what the “Canadian Mortgage Charter” is, and others know, and don’t care. This basically tells us all we need to know, right at the start: Is The Canadian Mortgage Charter a law? And what the actual eff are we talking about here? Do you think I can do that?

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What’s On Your Real Estate Mind For 2024? (Pt2)

Toronto Realty Blog

TorontoRealtyBlog Since we last spoke on Monday, are there any other things on your real estate mind? Let me throw some skin in the game here: my mortgage comes due in November of 2024. Let me throw some skin in the game here: my mortgage comes due in November of 2024. I’m on a 2.59% fixed-rate mortgage.

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Warning: “Variable” Can Result In “Variability”

Toronto Realty Blog

” There are a lot of financial advisors about to hate on me right now, but could we apply the definition of “gambling” to buying stock? Either way, if you win, you get to keep your money. ” The Philadelphia Eagles did not win, however, and that made me upset. Imagine that? What would Mark Hanna say?

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Can You Pay Your Mortgage Using a Credit Card? Technically, Yes… but Should You?

Lighter Side of Real Estate

If you’re curious about whether you can pay your mortgage using a credit card, it’s probably for one of two reasons: You want to capitalize on perks offered by your credit card company, like cash back, points, or travel incentives. You’re tight on cash and need a way to pay your mortgage.