Mortgage Fraud & Crisis in Canada | Market Update

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  • Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
  • HUGE Fine in the mortgage industry and after recent audits by regulators that exposed non-compliance, including instances where lenders misrepresented information, contributing to an inflated housing market. I explain how mortgage fraud contributes to rising real estate and housing costs in Canada, Especially in Toronto and Vancouver. Various financial institutions' predictions on interest rates have evolved from 2022 to 2024, highlighting the discrepancies in their forecast compared to the bank of Canada's actions. We touch upon the challenges faced by individuals seeking private mortgages due to temporary disruptions, the struggles of self-employed individuals trying to secure loans, and the vital importance of maintaining healthy credit scores. The City of Toronto's $26 billion infrastructure shortfall, strategies for managing marital breakups involving property settlements, and the benefits of new savings accounts for first-time homebuyers are also on the agenda. Tune in for practical insights into the evolving real estate market, ways to navigate mortgage complexities, and strategies for achieving financial security
    00:00 Canada Market Update
    16:43 What are some situations where borrowers might consider opting for a private mortgage?
    19:31 Tips for improving credit scores and financial health to qualify for better mortgage terms?
    21:20 How do you assist self-employed individuals or freelancers in securing mortgage financing?
    23:15 What is the advantage of the first home savings account?
    At OwlMortgage.ca, we’re reframing mortgages. Gone are the days of daunting contracts that laden you with debt. Our educational and empathetic approach considers your needs and wants from your home to make it work for you. We offer a helping hand regardless of your learning style or where you are in your home-buying journey. Whether you're self-employed, salaried, or retired, and looking for a first home, renewing, refinancing or consolidating your debt, the team is here to help.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 92

  • @wiseoldowlshow
    @wiseoldowlshow  Місяць тому +5

    Hope you folks enjoyed! Share any comments, concerns, and advice in the comments below, Cheers!

  • @paule.anderson577
    @paule.anderson577 24 дні тому +78

    Fighting 8.5% inflation (more like 35%) with a 1% Fed funds interest rate is like stopping a forest fire with a bucket of water. Folks prepare accordingly. Make investment in other not to depend on the government for funds

    • @barbaragimbel3646
      @barbaragimbel3646 24 дні тому

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      @JamesSmith-uy3vs 24 дні тому

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      @sarahrafeal6412 24 дні тому

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      @martinsriggs2441 24 дні тому

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    • @charleyluckey2232
      @charleyluckey2232 24 дні тому

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  • @insanegixxerdude486
    @insanegixxerdude486 Місяць тому +11

    It’s not just the government spending. There’s a lot of shadow debt or phantom debt that’s not being capture via the BNPL market.

  • @stevecrockett29
    @stevecrockett29 Місяць тому +23

    Rates need to go higher. 5% is not high. People went full stoooopid with near free money. Those of us who did not, should not pay for the greed and stupidity of others. Anyone who dreamed that near zero financing would fund their delusions into the indefinite future were already doomed by their own greed. The chickens have come home to roost, or roast these fools.

    • @peachyland1253
      @peachyland1253 Місяць тому +6

      You hit the nail on the head . All this mortgage rate increase is straight bs. And a generation that whines is sickening. I'm 60 and never owned a house. Because my parents didn't and couldn't help me. My brother and sister do because they had financial help from a spouses parent and an accident settlement. If a person actually bought a house with almost 0% interest and are whining now well they were naive and ignorant.

    • @hawkmoon206
      @hawkmoon206 Місяць тому +2

      You are soo right... I am glad to know that I am not the only one thinking this way.

  • @AKATenn
    @AKATenn Місяць тому +24

    I think 5% is still too low, and lower than that was never normal. And we should not ever lower them again.
    Low interest rates caused the debt problem.

    • @thewsonberry5352
      @thewsonberry5352 Місяць тому +2

      they should be at 2% what are you talking about

    • @AKATenn
      @AKATenn Місяць тому +5

      @@thewsonberry5352 historically interest rates were 7% or higher, it has never been normal to have them below 5%.
      If the interest rates are too low, too many people take out loans. Combine that with banks that give out loans to people who shouldn't have them... and you get where we are today.

    • @cro38363
      @cro38363 Місяць тому +3

      ​@@thewsonberry5352Sounds like you have a lot of debt because of cheap money

    • @randyhuke3773
      @randyhuke3773 Місяць тому +3

      ​@thewsonberry5352
      That is extremely unrealistic.
      2% would give short term relief, but cause longterm harm far worse than today, that cannot be rectified.

    • @HardKnocks-pi7pc
      @HardKnocks-pi7pc 29 днів тому +1

      10 percent would be awesome and 12 percent would be even better i would love too see those sort of returns again

  • @D4rkBl4de
    @D4rkBl4de Місяць тому +29

    I hope interest rates goes higher. It's gonna hurt but we need a good reset. This is ridiculous.

    • @beasport505
      @beasport505 Місяць тому

      Then you're going to see alot of people lose their homes.

  • @kbenk108
    @kbenk108 Місяць тому +5

    They did 2.4 B in just one year and they are fined 110 k just once. That's a slap on the wrist for them. Probably regulators are getting kick-backs from them.

  • @mt8474
    @mt8474 Місяць тому +8

    Coming down hard for a fine of $110,000 is laughable considering they probably made between .4-.6% on the first mortgage and .8-1.5% on the second mortgage for each fraud that was caught. Assuming they didn't also charge a fee to the customer 'to get the deal done' if purchases were over a million they probably broke even or still made money on each deal.

    • @mikebowers7719
      @mikebowers7719 Місяць тому

      its a joke, they need to get into the big banks books and then you will see fraud.

  • @rickyb8636
    @rickyb8636 Місяць тому +5

    Why are the banks in the business of predicting future rates? These predictions are absolutely meaningless.

    • @kevinnoway2091
      @kevinnoway2091 Місяць тому

      Your starting to see the fraud arnt ya ever play Game monopoly lol get off the board game over right

  • @robbooth8059
    @robbooth8059 Місяць тому +5

    Market Mania called it on widespread mortgage fraud across Canada when most said it was concentrated in 2-3 areas. Luke hit the nail on the head when he claimed it was widespread enough to over inflate the housing bubble.

    • @mikebowers7719
      @mikebowers7719 Місяць тому

      BIG TIME FRAUD...IN BILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

  • @syedaw
    @syedaw Місяць тому +3

    True story: A friend of mine lives in an airbnb and pays $1800/month for single room. BTW, from next month my friend's rent will be increased to $2,000/month due to 'summer pricing'.
    It's a detached house in Scarborough with multiple rooms. So around 5 more people live there as temporary renters.
    None of the rooms remained vacant for more than one day for the last 6 months. The property manager of that airbnb claims to manage 40 such properties.
    The landlord does not live in this property.
    Please discuss solution to this in your videos

  • @johnnycroat
    @johnnycroat Місяць тому +4

    Dude, its too late..the only reason they are going now after these companies is because prices are going down

  • @jodiekohut9443
    @jodiekohut9443 Місяць тому +3

    Imagine that. The experts in their craft can’t make a reasonable projection. Maybe they should be fired for being incompetent . Do they not see how this affects people and their financing.We are being mislead by everyone in every position.

    • @randyhuke3773
      @randyhuke3773 Місяць тому

      Agree completely.
      Greed at every point in the process is rampant !

  • @gimusk5667
    @gimusk5667 Місяць тому +4

    Bubble pop

  • @Janiacster
    @Janiacster Місяць тому

    Thank you for addressing this.

  • @sherylsauder5579
    @sherylsauder5579 Місяць тому +4

    Economists didn't take into account that the government keeps spending like a drunken sailor, juicing inflation. Looking at personal debt levels, the average Canadian is doing the same.

  • @aliquraishi3525
    @aliquraishi3525 29 днів тому +1

    I also think that the interest rate are too low and must be 7% or higher. People are buying properties and accumulating debt with cheap credit.

  • @TehPwnerer
    @TehPwnerer Місяць тому

    Toronto being the center of Canadian economic activity and seed of GDP within the country should have no problem paying for itself with much to spare

  • @user-kv4kp4co1r
    @user-kv4kp4co1r Місяць тому +1

    Tide is gone now, so we will continue to see the people who were off guards. Many more such news to come.

  • @obrotherwhereartliam
    @obrotherwhereartliam Місяць тому +1

    “Tightening the belt” while you sap over 50% percent of their income for rent will not fix productivity, if anything it would make it worse. What have you been doing with the profits? Investing back into the Canadian economy? Give me a break. People in the real-estate game think they understand what makes an economy but in reality they only understand it’s most parasitic aspect.

  • @randyhuke3773
    @randyhuke3773 Місяць тому +1

    They are off on their projections because they are not in the "weeds".

  • @Firestone1
    @Firestone1 29 днів тому +1

    Soon the banks will have access to your CRA records when you apply for a mortgage. The days of fake income letters & T4's used to obtain a mortgage will be gone. Expect lots of brampton mortgage scammers to be found out & charged with mortgage fraud, plus they'll be visited by the CRA.

    • @deekhera8147
      @deekhera8147 28 днів тому

      A lot of cases in brampton. Among brown communities. I know who are these people. They provide fake T4 slips. This been going on for last 20 years.

  • @jackhoek2811
    @jackhoek2811 Місяць тому

    If you have done any math with respect to housing unaffordability here for the last decade, fraud shouldn't be a big surprise.

  • @fwra1234
    @fwra1234 Місяць тому

    Line 1 today, right side of the U is closed, left side of the U is at reduced speed. terrible commute. 2hrs almost, should've been an hour

  • @Janiacster
    @Janiacster Місяць тому

    I love the t-shirt!

  • @randyhuke3773
    @randyhuke3773 Місяць тому +4

    Toronto is in big trouble with Chow as Mayor. If you want to see TO's future, just look south of the border at New York City and Chicago.

  • @duncanmac2195
    @duncanmac2195 25 днів тому

    Many lied to get mortgages they shouldn't have gotten. They exaggerate to get the house and in some cases the house price rising gave them an out to sell. We will have hyper inflation and that historically means high rates. In the 80s rates went upto 21 percent. Many will lose those extra homes or end up at an RV site. It won't be pretty.

  • @surprisek3918
    @surprisek3918 Місяць тому

    Wow, a whole 100 grand?!?! That'll teach them.....

  • @hawkmoon206
    @hawkmoon206 Місяць тому +1

    Can anybody buy a house in the GTA with just 40K as a down payment? I don't think so even with a combined income os $200K. :(

    • @TyrannosaurusPapa
      @TyrannosaurusPapa Місяць тому

      You can buy a townhouse or a semi detached in many areas of the gta with $40k down and a $200k / year income.

  • @rickybobby5736
    @rickybobby5736 Місяць тому +6

    It's been like this forever in Canada everyone knows that

  • @relaxgood5214
    @relaxgood5214 Місяць тому

    I believe the reason we have experienced high inflation which was followed by high interest rates is because of the long Party Binge everyone has been on with the artificial ultra low interest rates which drove spending and borrowing to the highest levels ever seen. Now with debt levels at very high levels the bill is due. The government spending the unions the productivity of working people being used as the cause for this mess is a smoke screen.

  • @surprisek3918
    @surprisek3918 Місяць тому

    A friend of mine recently told me the number of power of sales he is getting is skyrocketing. And people looking for new mortgages? Zero. The ones looking to renew are crying on the phone when he tells them their new monthly payments. The end is near.

  • @tommyshanks4198
    @tommyshanks4198 Місяць тому

    Wait huh? So i can't lend $300k to my kid and take a 2nd position mortgage as security if it takes ltv >80%. What law says i cannot do that?

    • @chriswhynder8311
      @chriswhynder8311 Місяць тому

      Buying in cash and renting to them are different then giving them a 300k down payment

  • @davidperri8862
    @davidperri8862 Місяць тому

    This is a result of Stakeholders Fascism that has taken root in governments. There is no need to change the status quo because the stakeholders benefit the most and the citizens pay the bills.

  • @James-xu3vc
    @James-xu3vc Місяць тому

    HTF 😂😂❤

  • @Doug-zl8nb
    @Doug-zl8nb Місяць тому +7

    Canada is in trouble...not the rich ...canada has been destroyed...hang on for the ride

    • @mikebowers7719
      @mikebowers7719 Місяць тому +2

      I GOT MY POPCORN READY,ITS GOING TO BE QUITE THE SHOW..

  • @Doug-zl8nb
    @Doug-zl8nb Місяць тому

    The government brings the new cousins to do massive crime

  • @JacksonWilliams-lp2un
    @JacksonWilliams-lp2un Місяць тому

    Crime runs rampant in this country of ours.. And we know why it’s open season here.

  • @angryscotian6701
    @angryscotian6701 Місяць тому

    All mortgages are fraudulent, paid for via the signature. From the birt certificate trust.