home mortgage loan

[Markalice1221]

Can I get a home improvement loan for a property that has already been mortgaged?

 

[canuck78]

Can I get a home improvement loan for a property that has already been mortgaged?

Yes but will depend on credit, how much is left on your mortgage, etc. most take out a line of credit for home improvements.

 

[milon45]

Yes but will depend on credit, how much is left on your Mortgage Refinancing, etc. most take out a line of credit for home improvements.

Yes, you can get a home improvement loan for a property that is already mortgaged. Options include a home equity loan, a home equity line of credit (HELOC), a cash-out refinance, or a personal loan.

 

[sansan]

What is the process for transferring house ownership / removal of names to own children, and what are the steps and cost ( government taxes) and where can find the right person to deal with. Thanks for advice.

 

[sansan]

in British Columbia, Canada

 

[sansan]

Hi All, anyone can direct me to who can I seek assistance on the above. Thanks.

 

[steaky]

What is the process for transferring house ownership / removal of names to own children, and what are the steps and cost ( government taxes) and where can find the right person to deal with. Thanks for advice.

Contact a notary public or law firm (dealing with real estate matters).

 

[steaky]

Where are you now? In China or in Canada?

 

[sansan]

Hi, thanks - presently in Singapore with my daughter. She had received her PR TD (in Singapore) and waiting for her other Singapore documents, before departing to Canada. Thanks for your kind assistance.

 

[wibayox]

What is the process for transferring house ownership / removal of names to own children, and what are the steps and cost ( government taxes) and where can find the right person to deal with a Home loan company in Telangana? Thanks for advice.

Hello. I'm about to come to the end of a 5 year fixed term deal. I've been offered another 5 year fixed rate that is 1% lower than the current market rates. Does a 5 year fixed rate make sense in the current economic climate or would it be wiser to take out a shorter deal (at a higher rate)? Thanks in advance.