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| Why deal with a mortgage broker? | ||||
| 1) Easy Access: One phone call to access over 20 lenders |
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| AGF Trust | ||||
| 2) Solution For Everyone: First Time Home Buyer? Refinancing? Impaired credit? Can't prove income? Zero down? Cash Back? No problem. | Desjardins | |||
| Firstline | ||||
| Home Trust | ||||
| 3) Hassle Free Process: Mortgage brokers receive pre-negotiated rates from the various lenders they deal with. In many cases, these rates can be as much as 1.50% lower than the posted rates of many major banks. When a Mortgage Broker quotes you a rate, it will be his or her best rate every time. | HSBC | |||
| La Capitale | ||||
| Laurentian | ||||
| Manulife Bank | ||||
| Maple Trust | ||||
| National Bank | ||||
| 4) Service: No worrying about not getting to the bank between 10 am and 3pm. Your mortgage broker will work with you at your convenience. | Scotia bank | |||
| TD Bank | ||||
| 5) Compensation: In most cases, a Mortgage Broker is compensated only when the mortgage is completed, and the funds are disbursed by the lender. This places the brokers interests squarely with the clients. | Xceed Mortgage | |||
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| CMHC | ||||
| Mortgage Payoff | Genworth | |||
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