Christine Buemann Mortgage Broker

Are you currently shopping for a home? If you are getting ready to write an offer on a home this holiday season, here are a few helpful hints that I have learnt from experience: ·          Realtor / Mortgage Broker : if your Realtor or Mortgage Broker is away over the holidays, it is a good idea to meet with their replacement prior to them leaving. If you don't feel comfortable with their replacement, be honest with them. They can generally have someone else look after your needs while they are away to ensure you have a positive experience ·          Lawyer or Notary: if your closing date is set to be at the end of December, find out what days your lawyer's office is open and make sure   they can take on your file ·          Home Inspector / Appraiser: check the availability of your Home Inspector and/or Appraiser to have an accurate time frame for you...

Can't seem to find that "dream home" in today's market? Why not take advantage of the Purchase plus Improvements program? You can include your renovations in your mortgage and tailor your purchase to custom fit your needs! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bgmiZD1EWk

As opposed to the bank, I WORK FOR YOU. I have access to multiple lenders, offering a variety of mortgage products. Using my knowledge and resources, I will find you the best possible mortgage that fits your needs. In almost every case, the lender pays my fee so the service that I provide for you is of NO EXTRA COST. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or visit my website at www.christinejacob.com and apply online today! It is easy, fast and there is absolutely no obligation. You owe it to yourself to see what we have to offer! We simply gather your information to put together the best possible package that suits your needs. Once again, there is no obligation. We offer a wide variety of mortgage products and services for Mackenzie, Dawson Creek, Fort St. John, Fort St. James, Williams Lake, Chetwynd, Vanderhoof, Smithers, Terrace, Fraser Lake, Burns Lake, Tumbler Ridge, Houston, Telkwa, Kitimat, McBride, Quesnel and everywhere in between in BC's Northern Interior. cj...

Real estate in Prince George is very affordable when compared to average British Columbia real estate prices, as well as average Canadian real estate prices. Single family homes start at about $150,000, and 2 to 3 bedroom homes on generous lots start at about $250,000. Comparing these prices to B.C. and Canadian averages makes Prince George quite affordable. If you want a monster house and a huge lot, prices start at around $400,000, try that in Kelowna or the Lower Mainland. In 1981 Prince George was the second largest city in B.C. with about 68,000 people. Today (2006 Census) Prince George is home to about 71,000 people. The population increase over about 25 years was only about 4.5 percent. This slow population increase contributes to the lower real estate prices. Prince George is located in the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George and the city is at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako Rivers. Heritage, College Heights, Hart Highlands and St. Lawrence Heights are prime resid...