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The Bank of Canada's preferred measures of core inflation also eased — a happy sign for the central bank, which will make its next interest rate decision on June 5.

Many economists expect that the bank will start cutting rates at that meeting!

With interest rates remaining stagnant for the past few rate announcements, Canadians are looking to take advantage of a promising Spring Market and look for their first home.

🏠 Planning to buy your first home in Canada? Here's a quick guide:

Know Your Budget: Calculate what you can afford and explore mortgage options. Better yet, speak to a trusted mortgage agent, who can look out for your best interests.

Here are some points to consider:
1. Check Your Credit: Understand your credit score and work on improving it if needed.
2. Save for Down Payment: Start saving for a down payment and budget for additional costs.
3. Get Pre-Approved: Strengthen your offer by getting pre-approved for a mortgage. Contact me today and I can do a complimentary pre-approval for you.
4. Find a Realtor: Work with a real estate agent specializing in first-time buyers. Ask me about realtors who I'd recommend.
5. Attend Education Programs: Take advantage of homebuyer education programs for valuable insights. Many of these can be found online or better yet contact me and I can share information about upcoming webinars.

Contact me today and I can help you with your first home purchase!

The Bank of Canada is widely expected to leave its overnight target rate unchanged at 5.00%, where it’s been since July 2023, though expectations are rising that interest rate cuts are mere months away. With rate cuts on the horizon, that will likely result in more people looking to buy a house. Are you looking to buy in 2024? Let's connect and see how much you can afford!

Having bruised credit can affect your ability to secure a mortgage. I'll be glad to provide a complimentary assessment of your credit situation and provide helpful solutions! Let's connect!

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