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Nova Scotia adopts new definition of 'first-time homebuyer' to expand loan program - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia adopts new definition of 'first-time homebuyer' to expand loan program

Divorcees and former homeowners are now eligible to apply for the provincial down payment assistance program after Nova Scotia adopted the definition of 'first-time homebuyer' used by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Source: cbc.ca
Changes to Nova Scotia Down Payment Assistance Program - Vimarsana News

Changes to Nova Scotia Down Payment Assistance Program

Today is National Housing Day, and more Nova Scotians will get an opportunity to buy their first home with cha...

Minneapolis Realtors Apologize For Racial Discrimination In Real Estate - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis Realtors Apologize For Racial Discrimination In Real Estate

The trade group also releases policy changes designed to close the racial homeownership gap.

Source: inman.com
Moving to Connecticut: Things You Need to Know Before Buying a House - Vimarsana News

Moving to Connecticut: Things You Need to Know Before Buying a House

Moving to Connecticut soon? Learn about finding a good real estate team that can help make life easier and stress-free, and learn all you need to know before buying a house in Connecticut.

Private MI, Servicing Testing, Broker Pricing, DPA Products; Conforming Conventional Updates - Vimarsana News

Private MI, Servicing Testing, Broker Pricing, DPA Products; Conforming Conventional Updates

As rumors of correspondent, wholesale, and retail company cutbacks or closings continue to bounce around our biz, how about this non-mortgage tidbit. During his off hours in New York, Ira S. found yet another fun and fascinating website: a map of the U.S. that one can zoom in/out of, and it will list the resident looked up most on Wikipedia (they had to be born, lived in, or somehow connected to the city). Much less fun is the fact that Capital markets staffs have turned their attention, due to recent rate drops, to renegotiations in the primary markets with LOs and AEs. In the secondary marke...