HELOC RECALLED: Banks Quietly Freezing Lines of Credit (Check Your Account Now)

Описание: Did your card get declined? ⚠️ It’s not a glitch. It’s the "Credit Freeze." Major Canadian banks are quietly slashing Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) limits and freezing accounts as property values plummet.

Canada Property Watch exposes the "Demand Loan" clause buried in your contract that allows banks to recall your debt at any time. With the "Great Devaluation" wiping out equity, the banks' Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) are triggering mass limit reductions to protect the lenders—leaving homeowners stranded.

In this urgent warning:

The "Demand Clause": Why your HELOC is not a mortgage (and can be called in).

The AVM Trap: How AI is re-appraising your house lower overnight.

The "Lifeline" Cut: What happens when you can't borrow to pay the mortgage.

Protection Strategy: How to diversify your banking to avoid the "Right of Offset."

The era of easy credit is OVER. Check your limit before it disappears.

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Tags: HELOC Recall Canada, Credit Limit Reduced, Bank of Canada, Housing Market Crash 2026, Home Equity Line of Credit Rules, Demand Loan Explained, Canadian Banking Crisis, Financial Freeze.

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This video is based on hypothetical scenarios and estimates to analyze potential trends in the British Columbia real estate market. All data mentioned should not be considered factual without verification from official sources.