Social distancing rules may be easing, but many of us are still using video chat as the main way to keep in touch – mortgage brokers are no exception. At some point in time, you have probably experienced some distracting video chats – microphone rubbing against collar, chewing… Read More
Larry and Amy were recently married and are looking to purchase a home together. Larry is self-employed and Amy is a childcare worker. She’s been with the same company for 13 years and has recently been laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Amy’s employer has guaranteed that she’ll be… Read More
You might already have special funds set up to save for retirement and your children’s education. And you might have another account to save for that special vacation. But do you have an emergency fund? An emergency fund is money you set aside to pay for unexpected expenses or to… Read More
Danny is a sole borrower working full time. He has had the same job for more than ten years. Danny has two mortgages, one on his owner-occupied home, the other on his disabled parent’s home. Danny is trying to lower his monthly payments to increase his savings. He called his… Read More
From pivoting to completely overhauling strategies, many businesses are forced to shift gears during these unprecedented times. What has not changed, however, is the need to communicate. In fact, keeping in touch with existing and potential clients during a crisis is more important than ever. It… Read More
Despite living in a digitized world where businesses across most major industries are going paperless, the reality is paperwork and the need to scan pertinent documents is still a part of everyday life.The struggle is real; particularly for all the busy mortgage brokers meeting with clients and clients unable to… Read More