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Maria Mak. Burnaby Realtor.604.839.6368

By Maria Mak - Sut... on March 23, 2013 - 8:26pm


Maria Mak.604.839.6368

Maria Mak has been serving her clients in Metro Vancouver for over 24 years with a big heart, with a big smile, most importantly with passion.

Maria Mak. Burnaby Realtor.604.839.6368

By Maria Mak - Sut... on March 23, 2013 - 8:23pm

Maria Mak has been serving her clients in Metro Vancouver and Burnaby for over 24 years with a big heart, with a big smile, most importantly with passion.

 For all your professional premium real estate services, contact Maria Makand her team @ Sutton Centre Realty @ 604.839.6368 , You'll be smiling too. 

Maria Mak. Burnaby Realtor. 604.839.6368 .New Listing: 2002-2355 Madison Ave Burnaby $349,000

By Maria Mak - Sut... on March 1, 2013 - 4:01pm

Maria Mak-
Burnaby Realtor

Real Estate

New Listing : 2002 -2355 Madison Ave Burnaby $349,000

Maria Mak. Burnaby Realtor : $ 259,000 priced to sell /OPEN HOUSE 1108 - 6595 Willingdon Ave Burnaby Feb 9th/10th Sat/Sun 2-4PM

By Maria Mak - Sut... on February 7, 2013 - 10:00pm

 

Drop by my open house this Sat/Sun Feb 9th/10th 2-4 PM, or visit my website http://www.mariamak.com for details  or Contact Maria Mak @ 604.839.6368 to arrange viewings. 

New Listing: 1108 6595 Willingdon Ave Burnaby BC OPEN HOUSE: Feb 2nd/3rd Sat/Sun 2-4 PM

By Maria Mak - Sut... on February 2, 2013 - 12:07am

Price has just been reduced to $259,000, please drop by my open house this Sat/Sun Feb2nd/3rd 2-4PM

Maria Mak. Burnaby REALTORS® / Burnaby Real Estate's. *Latest Housing Market Update*. Latest Mortgage News...

By Maria Mak - Sut... on July 9, 2012 - 8:41pm

 

Mortgage rules change today, but about half of Canadians don’t know it, a recent survey suggests many people are unfamiliar with the changes

New mortgage rules go into effect today in Canada but a recent survey suggests many people are unfamiliar with the changes.

Starting Monday, lenders can only issue home equity loans up to a maximum of 80% of a property's value — down from 85%.

The maximum amortization period also drops to 25 years from 30 years — giving borrowers less time to repay the debt in full.

In addition, the federal government is capping the maximum debt ratios for households and limiting government insurance to mortgages on homes with a purchase price of less than $1-million.

A poll conducted by Pollara for Bank of Montreal found only about half of those surveyed were familiar with the changes brought in by the federal government.

Maria Mak - Burnaby Realtor® /Vancouver Realtor®/Sutton Centre Realty

By Maria Mak - Sut... on October 12, 2011 - 2:39pm

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