Toronto Home Listings-Houses & Condominiums
July 29th, 2010 
Jeffrey Joseph
Broker
Irene Joseph
Salesperson



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A Mortgage Broker (or Mortgage Consultant in some provinces) is an independent agent, an intermediary between you the consumer, and the Mortgage Lender.

The Mortgage Broker will shop the available Lenders to find the mortgage product that offers the best combination of features, options and rates to suit your individual circumstances. The best part - depending on your credit picture - there is no charge to the consumer for the service! The Mortgage Broker's fee is normally paid by the Lender.

Why use a Mortgage Broker?

With the fluctuation in interest rates of late, homeowners have become more aggressive in seeking out the best possible terms from a Lender. The appeal of a Mortgage Broker lies in the opportunity to effectively search a large segment of the mortgage industry for the optimum terms, rather than negotiate personally with only one or a few Lenders. As a result, the popularity of the Mortgage Broker is growing.  It is believed that more than 50% of all residential mortgages placed in Canada, are arranged by a Mortgage Broker.

A Mortgage Broker can also be a source of information and an unbiased help in wading through the myriad of options available in the mortgage industry today.

Wondering about the advantages of refinancing? Want more information on the Home Buyers Plan? How about advice on adjustable term mortgages? Having problems getting a mortgage because you're self-employed? Or maybe you need special help arranging financing for an investment property. These are the kinds of issues a Mortgage Broker can help with, and usually at no cost to the Buyer.

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