At Mortgage Factory, we provide expert knowledge on your mortgage options. Not all lenders are created equal. Each has its products, qualifying criteria, and fine print. We take an approach of tailoring the mortgage to suit your needs, narrowing down the top lenders that meet those needs, and ultimately securing the mortgage.
We work with you every step of the way until you are mortgage free.
Every Year More Canadians Seek Expertise From A Mortgage Professional. Every bank has its qualifying criteria and may not have a mortgage that meets your unique needs.
We secure the mortgage through a top Canadian mortgage lender with one application. This saves you time, protects your credit, and saves you money!
We know that all lenders are not created equal – there are different products, qualifying criteria and fine print. That’s why we tailor our approach to ensure you get the right mortgage.
Our expert knowledge will help you find the perfect mortgage for your needs. From start to finish, we guide you every step of the way so you can be confident that your investment is secure and on track toward being mortgage free.
Mortgages for prospective homebuyers. Those who are purchasing their first home and those who are moving into another home or investing.
Mortgages for homeowners who are renewing or refinancing for their next big project or looking to save on interest.
The federal government unveiled new measures aimed at improving access to housing for first-time home buyers before the 2024 federal budget, as the government acknowledged the challenges young homebuyers face in saving a down payment for their purchase.
February’s inflation numbers suggest a possible shift in the monetary policy stance of the Bank of Canada, with speculation rising that it may opt for its first mortgage interest rate cut as early as June.
The initial promise of the first-time homebuyer incentive seemed like a beacon of hope for many prospective homebuyers grappling with the challenge of saving up for a down payment. Regrettably, the program’s execution left much to be desired,
The Bank of Canada’s Governing Council is hesitant to pinpoint when they might begin easing interest rates, as indicated in the summary of discussions from their January 24 meeting.
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