Trail RCMP looking for suspect after theft of tools from Rossland business
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Police are looking for a man after numerous construction tools were stolen
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Save by Going Green
The real estate market has slowed in the Okanagan and many are asking what can be done to find more buyers.
Government has come up with a program that encourages home sellers to improve the energy efficiency of their homes with rebates and at the same time give a rebate on CMHC fees to the purchaser of the home.
For more details on how this program works here is details from Kelly Wolfe Mortgage Broker from Lending Max ...
If you are buying a home and obtaining High Ratio financing (80%LTV or higher) paying a Mortgage Insurance premium (to CMHC for example), there is a very good chance you may be eligible for a 10% premium refund from CMHC. The refund is eligible on homes secured by Energy Efficient properties as follows:
All New and existing properties must meet one of the following criteria
Scenario: I recently did a high ratio mortgage for clients purchasing a home. Turns out they did an NRCan assessment on their own prior to removing financing subjects as they were concerned about Utility Bills. As a result, the Energy Efficient rating was 80 which met the minimum requirement for CMHC. We completed the forms together after the mortgage closed and the client received a cheque back from CMHC for $1450.00 within 5 weeks of submitting the forms.
Kelly Wolfe, AMP / Mortgage Broker, LendingMax
Office: 250-860-2426 x 1309
What a great idea, create green jobs, save money on CMHC fees and save the environment all at the same time.
Government has come up with a program that encourages home sellers to improve the energy efficiency of their homes with rebates and at the same time give a rebate on CMHC fees to the purchaser of the home.
For more details on how this program works here is details from Kelly Wolfe Mortgage Broker from Lending Max ...
If you are buying a home and obtaining High Ratio financing (80%LTV or higher) paying a Mortgage Insurance premium (to CMHC for example), there is a very good chance you may be eligible for a 10% premium refund from CMHC. The refund is eligible on homes secured by Energy Efficient properties as follows:
All New and existing properties must meet one of the following criteria
- Be R-2000 compliant
- Certified under a CMHC eligible Energy Efficient new home builder
- Rate 80 or higher on a Natural Resources (NRCan) energy assessment
Scenario: I recently did a high ratio mortgage for clients purchasing a home. Turns out they did an NRCan assessment on their own prior to removing financing subjects as they were concerned about Utility Bills. As a result, the Energy Efficient rating was 80 which met the minimum requirement for CMHC. We completed the forms together after the mortgage closed and the client received a cheque back from CMHC for $1450.00 within 5 weeks of submitting the forms.
Kelly Wolfe, AMP / Mortgage Broker, LendingMax
Office: 250-860-2426 x 1309
What a great idea, create green jobs, save money on CMHC fees and save the environment all at the same time.
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