Renewing with your bank vs. shopping the market
Most Canadians sign their renewal letter without comparing it to anything else. Here's what that decision actually costs.
Mortgage agent · Ottawa · Serving Canada except Quebec
I've been a mortgage agent since 2017. Before that, I worked at CIBC and TD, where I learned how renewal letters get drafted and why the rate on yours is rarely the best one available.
01 — Why work with me
02 — Services
Six things I do most. If your situation is different, ask anyway. Most files don't fit a category cleanly.
Most of my purchase clients call before they've toured a single place. That's the right timing.
If your renewal letter is coming in the next six months, you're already late. Let's get ahead of it.
You've built equity. The question is what to do with it without making things worse.
A real pre-approval. Not the soft-quote your banking app spits out.
Second properties have different math. I'll run the numbers before you fall for the place.
Same mortgage, better lender. We move it without restarting from zero.
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