THUNDER BAY — Buying a house is often the largest purchase someone will make in their lifetime, making it important to not only get the right bang for the buck, but also making sure there are enough bucks to maintain the huge investment after the closing date.
Case said interest rates were up and above eight per cent last June, compared to last month when rates were floating just over four per cent. "They'll actually sit down with you and, and help break down those costs and really work on a budget that you can afford," Case said.
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