Homes For Sale By Owner Canada
Your can list your house/apartment for free. There is no need to log-in/join to post.


Posting your property is as easy as 1-2-3 and it's free to post.


You can list unlimited number of real estate properties with 3 photos for free.


Sell your house/property quickly without real estate agents.
Visits:
Alberta
Calgary (post)
Edmonton (post)
Fort Mcmurray (post)
Grande Prairie (post)
Lethbridge (post)
Medicine Hat (post)
Okotoks (post)
Red Deer (post)
St. Albert (post)
British Columbia
Abbotsford (post)
Kamloops (post)
Kelowna (post)
Nanaimo (post)
Vancouver (post)
Victoria (post)
Manitoba
Winnipeg (post)
New Brunswick
Fredericton (post)
Moncton (post)
Saint John (post)
Newfoundland
St. Johns (post)
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton (post)
Halifax (post)
Kings County (post)
Lunenburg County (post)
Pictou County (post)
Ontario
Brampton (post)
Hamilton (post)
Kitchener (post)
London (post)
Markham (post)
Mississauga (post)
Ottawa (post)
Thunder Bay (post)
Toronto (post)
Windsor (post)
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown (post)
Quebec
Gatineau (post)
Laval (post)
Longueuil (post)
Montreal (post)
Quebec City (post)
Saguenay (post)
Sherbrooke (post)
Trois-Rivieres (post)
Saskatchewan
Regina (post)
Saskatoon (post)
ETC
FSBO Sites

Wells Fargo exits Canada's mortgage market


Effective July 30th, 2009, Wells Fargo will no longer be originating new mortgages in Canada, according to a recent press release from company president, Rick Valade.

It will still be honouring any existing Canadian mortgages as well as old and new personal loans, but that's about it. According to the press release:

"Please treat this writing as notification of immediate cancellation of any mortgage broker origination agreement or other real estate lending agreements you may have with Wells Fargo Financial Corporation Canada or Wells Fargo Financial Corporation Canada HomePlan Mortgage."

Just when it seemed like the economy was reaching a turning point, it's bad news to here that one of the oldest banks in the business (its formation goes back to the early 1800s) will not be lending mortgages in Canada any longer.

Source: Pro Link Mortgage Inc.