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Whether it’s for his many awards, his TV appearances or the sheer number of mortgages he’s funded in Halifax, Clinton Wilkins is becoming increasingly well known as Atlantic Canada’s top broker

While a slight upswing in the Lower Mainland’s housing market is, without a doubt, good news, a Central 1 Credit Union report suggests tapered expectations

Daniel Johanis bounced around before becoming a broker—he worked for large banks preparing financial reports, he worked in the automotive field, and most recently ran a downtown Toronto tea bar

The parallels between the two city’s real estate markets are remarkable

The mortgage industry might not be an old boys’ club any more, but it can do more to foster diversity and inclusion. Magical Unicorn Project founder Kyra Wong is ensuring it does

Consolidation isn’t just coming by way of large networks subsuming independent brokerages

A complaint nearly as old as the brokering industry itself is the dearth of training, but Dominion Lending Centres has committed to changing that

In the twisted tale of Fortress Real Developments, should brokers bear any blame for selling the syndicated mortgages?

With more than two decades of experience in the industry, Eddy Cocciollo is well prepared for his new role as president of one of Canada’s largest mortgage networks

DLC mortgage professional argues that tech is no substitute for a broker’s learning and experience