Angry Mortgage
Ron Butler
Angry Mortgage is a popular podcast hosted by Ron Butler, where he discusses current events and trends in the mortgage industry. Ron is known for his candid and passionate style, often using colorful language and profanity to express his opinions. He covers a range of topics, from the latest developments in mortgage rates to the inner workings of banks and lenders. The show is geared towards both individuals and businesses looking to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest news and trends in the industry. With his extensive knowledge and frank opinions, Ron provides a refreshing and entertaining perspective on the world of mortgages.
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Jan 20, 2026 • 1h 1min
Dan Foch- Chief Real Estate Officer at Valery.ca | EP. 157
Dan Foch, Chief Real Estate Officer at Valery.ca, shares eye-opening insights about the Canadian housing market. He discusses how rising home prices are still out of reach for many, while first-time buyers are becoming a larger market segment. They examine the pivot of investors away from single-family homes towards CMHC-supported multifamily projects. Foch also highlights the ongoing risks associated with condo defaults and the impact of geopolitical factors on real estate demand, painting a complex picture of the evolving market.
Jan 13, 2026 • 56min
Special Guest Ben Woodfinden | EP. 156
In this engaging discussion, Ben Woodfinden, a senior advisor at MBP Intelligence with a rich background in federal housing policy, tackles the housing crisis in Canada. He reveals how municipal fees contribute to skyrocketing home prices, making it hard for young Canadians to buy homes. Ben also highlights the struggle between federal and municipal policies, the demand-supply mismatch exacerbated by immigration, and the generational divide in homeownership opportunities. The conversation dives into the anger surrounding these issues and explores the potential paths forward.
Jan 6, 2026 • 50min
The Massive Shift | EP. 155
Heather Exner-Pirot, a leading expert on Canadian resources and energy policy, shares her insights on the shifting landscape of resource industries in Canada. She discusses the reasons behind the resource slowdown and the impact of the shale revolution on global energy. Heather highlights how Canada's resource sector can drive economic growth, boost GDP, and create jobs for youth. The conversation explores the geopolitical advantages of Canadian minerals and the importance of developing domestic infrastructure for economic security.
Dec 30, 2025 • 59min
How Bad Is It? | EP. 154
Send us Fan MailInsolvencies SoarSpecial Guest: Scott Terrio- Manager of Consumer Insolvency at Hoyes Michalos & Associates?Insolvencies are growing in Ontario & there's some new flexes in that worldDid you ever think that Casino Gambling downloaded to your phone was going to be a positive? Or that buying rental Pre-construction properties was a guaranteed path to Wealth?Ron & Scott have the details Support the show
Dec 23, 2025 • 1h 4min
Condo Catastrophe | EP. 153
Send us Fan MailThe Contagion SpeadsSPECIAL GUEST Mark Morris- Lawyer at Legal ClosingWow! There is no sign of a bottom in the endless Dog Crate Condo Crash which we may upgrade from Crash to Catastrophe. Power of Sales for all types of Ontario Homes are heading for a Hockey Stick GraphAnd Mark's amazing adventures in China, a country he has been visiting & doing business in for years Support the show
Dec 16, 2025 • 57min
What Went Wrong | EP. 152
Send us Fan MailRoad To DestructionSpecial Guest Jon Flynn - Broker of Record at Flynn Real Estate Inc., BrokerageHow did we go so wrong in Canadian Real Estate. Let's go back to the beginning back 20 years & check the progression of Real Estate twists & turns with a 20 year Ontario RE Broker & Social Media Influencer Jon FlynnHow did it all go wrong in OntarioSupport the show
Dec 9, 2025 • 58min
State Of The Mortgage Business | EP. 151
Sebastien Kuperhause, Vice President of Sales Ontario at Sequence Capital, dives into the booming world of private lending. He highlights the significant transition from traditional banking to alternative lending, discussing who benefits most from these options. Learn about the differences in underwriting practices and renewal terms between banks and alternative lenders. They also touch on the importance of choosing established private lenders while warning against risky smaller loans. Insights on when to sell your home instead of opting for costly private loans are key takeaways.
Dec 2, 2025 • 48min
Housing Gone Wrong | EP. 150
Sabrina Maddeaux, a skilled journalist and housing expert, dives into the chaos of Canada's housing market. She highlights why prices remain detached from incomes and discusses the dubious quality of new developments, like 'dog crate' condos. Sabrina critiques governmental policies and the impact of long-term low interest rates on the housing crisis. They explore the pressing need for 'missing middle' homes to combat homelessness and share insights on how current political incentives favor existing homeowners over new developments.
Nov 26, 2025 • 1h 4min
Are Canadians Leaving Canada? And a BC Focus Pod | EP. 149
Alex McFadden, a savvy mortgage broker and owner of Flow Mortgage, shares insights on the current Canadian real estate landscape. They discuss the trend of Canadians moving abroad, especially to Mexico, and the affordable lifestyle it offers. Health care comparisons highlight differences in quality and cost. The duo also tackles the complexities of buying beachfront property in Mexico, and discusses the pressures driving people to Alberta for more affordable housing. With a dash of humor, they explore unconventional income streams and the evolving remote work culture.
Nov 18, 2025 • 1h 1min
Has Government Failed Canada? | EP. 148
Join Adam Chambers, Conservative MP for Simcoe North, as he shares insights from his time in Ottawa and his roots in finance policy. He critiques government spending, discussing rising deficits and the implications of industrial carbon taxes on jobs. Chambers warns against 'catalyze' rhetoric and explores the failures of EV battery subsidies. He emphasizes the need for energy independence and strategic trade negotiations, while also advocating for policies that inspire youth and support homeownership in Canada.
