Is it being in the oil and gas industry and working hard, government job with pension and benefits, or buying real estate etc.?
Curious what people here think actually makes the biggest difference in Alberta; especially for regular working people.
Why?
Have you noticed the increase in home prices in your area?
Any tips for first time home buyers
Hi everyone,
I’m a local Edmonton mortgage broker licensed in Alberta and First responder. My spouse is also a registered nurse.
I wanted to share this here because I’ve seen other discount/benefit posts for AHS employees.
I work with lenders that may offer discounted mortgage rates and/or cashback options for nurses, healthcare workers, and first responders, depending on the lender, mortgage type, and qualification.
I’m based in the Edmonton area and licensed in Alberta. Happy to answer general mortgage questions in the comments, especially around AHS income, documents needed, renewals, or first-time home buying.
Mods, please remove if this isn’t allowed.
What’s your opinion on these developments? Help or hinder?
70% of recent Canadian homebuyers rely on financial help (such as family gifts or loans) to afford their down payment. Nationally, gifts average $74,570
With the hot Alberta market in recent years have you benefited?
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