First Time Buyers
5 Things Every First-Time Home Buyer Should Know
Buying your first home can be overwhelming. Here are five key things to know before you start your mortgage journey in Canada.
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Rates
Fixed vs. Variable Rate: Which Is Right for You?
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FAQ
Frequently Asked
Questions
A fixed-rate mortgage has a constant interest rate and monthly payments that never change. A variable rate fluctuates with the Bank of Canada's prime rate — it can go up or down over the term.
The amount depends on your income, existing debts, credit score, and down payment. Book a free consultation and I'll calculate your maximum borrowing capacity based on your specific situation.
Yes! Self-employed mortgages are one of our specialties. We work with lenders who have flexible qualification criteria for business owners and can use stated income programs where appropriate.
When your term ends, you can renew with your current lender or transfer to a new lender — often at a better rate. Don't auto-renew without shopping around first. I can help you get the best renewal rate from 50+ lenders.