Showing posts with label Renew your mortgage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renew your mortgage. Show all posts

Monday, April 25, 2022

Is your Mortgage Renewing Soon?... What else is out there?


These are interesting times we are living in, with a record inflation that has not been this high since August 1991.  Many clients out of fear of the unknown are simply signing their mortgage renewal agreements without looking at what else is out there.  

The Trudeau government provided many people during Covid 19, particularly those who were self employed, with monetary relief so they could stay afloat. It also resulted in them taking on more debt as they were forced to close shop, but still had to maintain payments on their leases, mortgages and other financial obligations tied to their businesses.

 

There is a huge growth in alternative lending in this sector. Having one payment to consolidate all your debts is the credo under how this lending operates. One can argue you are further ahead with a higher mortgage rate with one payment vs  your low rate mortgage at the bank that keeps you with balances on your unsecured debt. This is because your reported net income on your tax return does not debt service at the mortgage stress test. This rate is currently 5.25% as of April 14/2022.  So what good is low rate on your mortgage when you still have unsecured debt at 2 to 3 times higher. 

 

There is a better way. Want to know more...

 

Please connect with me 

https://RenewYourMortgage.ca 

via email at lindsay@mountainviewmortgage.ca or 

by phone/text @ 416 464 6423

Lindsay Doke Mountainview Mortgage,

Mortgage Agent lic M18001723 


*Photo Mirabella  1926 Lake Shore Blvd W. Toronto 

Monday, March 5, 2018

Lock in that HELOC


You were always a variable mortgage account.  

Your debt was added to your HELOC

You need to lock in

There are 3 rate increases forecast for 2018.

Renew Your Mortgage 


Why?

No stress test.
Private money available


Freelance, Contract or Independent Contractor friendly

Friday, January 15, 2016

Working towards your best interests - Renew your Mortgage Toronto

“What will really save clients money is finding someone who will take the time to meet with you and understand your wants and needs,” Maguire said. “My opinion is clients should deal with someone who has their best interest at heart.”

http://www.mortgagebrokernews.ca/news/broker-miffed-by-rate-shopping-advice-201753.aspx


http://RenewyourMortgage.com

Toronto Real Estate

Monday, May 25, 2015

Spring 2015 edition of CMHC's Housing Market Outlook

Spring 2015 edition of CMHC's Housing Market Outlook - Greater Toronto Area is now available and can be accessed by clicking on the link below.

Here are the highlights for the current edition:


•Condominium apartment starts will dominate construction in 2015 and 2016 •Low mortgage rates and increasing consumer confidence will boost existing home sales in 2015 before edging lower in 2016 •Rising supply of condominium apartments for rent will exert some upward pressure on the average vacancy rate •Lower oil prices will help to boost employment

Looking for a Mortgage Renewal?

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Behind on your Taxes?

Do you need to pay some bills?
Looking at the next tuition bill?

Have you let the property taxes slide for a couple of years?  Now the renewal is in and you have a problem.

What will you do?

Create a second mortgage that can absorb some or all of your high interest rate debt;  Add in your unpaid taxes PLUS prepay the second mortgage for one year.

Result;

You cleaned up your debt
Improved your cash flow 
Enhanced Credit Position

Call today

http://www.renewyourmortgage.ca/services.html


Monday, January 5, 2015

Let's be #DebtFree2015

What a magnificent Goal!

Debt Free in 2015

You CAN refuse to pay more interest! 

Manager your stress; reduce the worry.

You can refinance to improve your cash flow, eliminate high interest rate debt, refinance for renovation, save money with a lower interest rate or move to a better lender. 

How can we help you?

http://www.renewyourmortgage.ca/home.html

Thursday, November 27, 2014

Business for Self Borrowing Guidelines

Renew your Mortgage is able to provide funding on any Business for self, self employed individual under the following terms and conditions.

Streamlining the Home Financing Process for Self-Employed Borrowers

CMHC offers mortgage loan insurance options for self-employed borrowers with  traditional third party validation of income.
presentation Presentation — For Borrowers With Traditional Third Party Validation of Income
Benefits of CMHC Self-Employed
Access to Homeownership
With a minimum down payment of 5%.
Competitive Interest Rates
Access to CMHC-insured financing, and as a result, competitive interest rates.
Availability
Products and services available coast-to-coast-to-coast.

Features

  • Available for purchase, refinance and improvement.
  • Flexible financing options — single advance and progress advances are available.
  • Interest rate types include: Fixed, capped and standard variable, and adjustable.
  • Self-employed borrowers with documentation to support their income have access to all existing 1 – 4 unit CMHC Mortgage Loan Insurance products subject to the same product criteria and insurance premiums as salaried borrowers.
  • CMHC homeowner mortgage loan insurance is available to a maximum of one property (1 – 4 units) per borrower/co-borrower at any given time.
  • CMHC offers mortgage loan insurance premium refunds for homeowners who purchase an energy-efficient home or make energy-saving renovations to an existing home. See CMHC Green Home for more information.

Product Highlights:

Loan Purpose
Purchase, refinance, purchase or refinance with improvements, single and progress advances.
Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio
Purchase : up to 95% LTV (1 – 2 units)
up to 90% LTV (3 – 4 units)
Refinance: up to 80% (1 – 4 units)
Down Payment
Traditional* and Non-Traditional** Sources
Number of Units/Occupancy
1 – 4 units
Maximum Amortization
25 years
Maximum Purchase Price
Maximum purchase price or as-improved property value must be below $1,000,000.
Borrower Eligibility
Permanent residents including newcomers to Canada. Non-permanent residents are limited to a 1 unit owner-occupied property and a maximum LTV of 90%.
Income taxes must be paid and up to date.
Approved Lenders are to verify, prior to submitting an application to CMHC, that the borrower(s) does not have existing CMHC-insured homeowner financing.
Lender Requirements
Borrower’s Notice of Assessment, audited financial statements or review engagement financial statements prepared by practising accountant. Income determined by averaging the income of the previous two year period or using most recent year if income has increased year over year for 4+ years. Confirmed NOA income can be grossed up 15%.
Employment Requirements
Minimum 2 years in same type of work, even if not in a self-employed capacity.
General Guideline for History of Managing Credit*** (Credit Score)
LTV > 80%: Recommended minimum score of 600
LTV 60.01 - 80%: Minimum score of 580
LTV ≤ 60%: No minimum score required
Debt Service Guideline***
Credit score: GDS/TDS: < 680 : 35% / 42%, 680+ : 39% / 44%*
*Debt service flexibilities are based on an assessment of the strength of the overall application.
Satisfying the minimum credit score alone does not automatically entitle the borrower to debt service flexibilities.
Loan Security
First Mortgage, Second Mortgage (Refinance) or Chattel Mortgage

Applicable  Premiums (Owner-occupied properties)Surcharge
Loan to Value RatioPremium on Total Loan AmountPremium on Increase to
Loan Amount for Refinance
Blended Amortization
Refinance**** 0.60%
Up to and including 65%0.60%0.60%
Up to and including 75%0.75%2.60%
Up to and including 80%1.25%3.15%
Up to and including 85%1.80%N/A
Up to and including 90%2.40%N/A
Up to and including 95%
Traditional Down Payment*3.15%N/A
Non-Traditional Down Payment**3.35%N/A
*Traditional sources of down payment include: Applicant’s savings, RRSP withdrawal, funds borrowed against proven assets, sweat equity (< 50% of minimum required equity), land unencumbered, proceeds from sale of another property, non-repayable gift from immediate relative, equity grant (non-repayable grant from federal, provincial or municipal agency).
** Non-traditional sources of down payment include: Any source that is arm’s length to and not tied to the purchase or sale of the property such as borrowed funds, gifts, 100% sweat equity and lender cash back incentives.
*** Individuals can access their scores and credit reports from the following credit reporting agencies:www.equifax.ca or www.transunion.ca. For purchase transactions the premium payable is the Premium on Total Loan Amount. For refinance, the premium is the lesser of Premium on Increase to Loan Amount or the Premium on Total Loan Amount. Premiums in Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec are subject to provincial sales tax — the sales tax cannot be added to the loan amount.
**** Where there is an increase to the loan amount, the amortization period of the existing CMHC-insured loan and the loan increase may be blended using a weighted average provided the resulting amortization does not exceed the remaining economic life of the property. For refinance transactions the resulting amortization may not exceed 25 years. A 0.60% blended amortization surcharge to the loan increase applies to the Premium on Increase to Loan Amount.


Contact a Renew Your Mortgage affiliate member for independent mortgage advice.