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Best Market Rates

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As of: Nov 21, 2024 1:58 AM
Fixed
  • Fixed
  • Variable
5 years
  • 1 year
  • 2 years
  • 3 years
  • 4 years
  • 5 years
$
$
$
$
$
  • I will live in my property
  • I will rent my property
  • Yes
  • No
  • I don't know
25 years and or less
  • 25 years and or less
  • More than 25 years

Basic Qualifications

All rates above assume:

You have at least two years of excellent established credit

You’re a Canadian resident for tax purposes

Your income is provable to common lender standards

You meet the debt servicing requirements for qualification purposes

Documents You’ll Need

*Lenders sometimes require other documentation, dependeing on their policies. Depending on your qualifications and paperwork, approvals may take more time. If situation doesn’t match above, simply email us and we’ll point you in the right direction. OAC.

Recent paystub, Employment letter, T4 if you are salaried, or your last 2 year T1 Generals and Notice of assessments if you are self employed. You may also need to provide your articles of incorporation/business license depending on the type of self employment

90 day history of bank statements showing the downpayment funds

MLS listing(if applicable) of the subject property

Signed purchase agreement of the newly bought home.

A void cheque or PAD form for which account you want your mortgage payments to come out from.

One piece of government issued photo ID

Recent paystub, Employment letter, T4 if you are salaried, or your last 2 year T1 Generals and Notice of assessments if you are self employed. You may also need to provide your articles of incorporation/business license depending on the type of self employment

A recent mortgage statement of the subject property, as well as any properties you own

A recent property tax bill for all of your existing properties

One piece of government issued photo ID

Recent paystub, Employment letter, T4 if you are salaried, or your last 2 year T1 Generals and Notice of assessments if you are self employed. You may also need to provide your articles of incorporation/business license depending on the type of self employment.

A recent mortgage statement of the subject property, as well as any properties you own

A recent property tax bill for all of your existing properties

One piece of government issued photo ID

A copy of your fire insurance policy for the subject property

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Your questions answered

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Ratebuzz is completely free. We do not charge any fees to help arrange a mortgage for our clients. Lenders pay us a finders fee directly for arranging the mortgage, at no cost to you.

Banks are always looking out for themselves before the client, and you may get stuck negotiating with your bank to bring your rate down. Some banks just don’t have the best rate or product available either, meaning that you are limiting yourself to their specific options. Ratebuzz compares rates and products with several banks and lenders without favoring one over the other. This means that you will not have to haggle just to get the best quote. With Ratebuzz you’ll never have to step foot into an office.

Ratebuzz works with over 40 lenders, including BMO, Scotiabank, TD Bank, First National, MCAP, MCAN, Equitable Bank, Meridian, Duca, RFA, CMLS, and more.

No. We do not pull your credit report without first getting in contact with you over the phone. After which, we will send you a credit bureau consent form to digitally sign which specifically authorizes us to pull your credit report for the purposes of the application. It is only then that we pull your credit report.