Mortgage Refinancing

Letting Your Home's Equity Work for You

To merge your debts with your present mortgage, you need to meet the government’s authorized loan-to-value criteria, which is up to 80% of your home’s value. This means that debt consolidation through mortgage refinancing is feasible only if the homeowner has a minimum of 20% equity in their property. As an illustration, if your home is valued at $400,000, the maximum mortgage amount you can obtain is $320,000, which will leave you with $80,000 equity.

What You Need to Know

To merge your debts with your present mortgage, you need to meet the government’s authorized loan-to-value criteria, which is up to 80% of your home’s value. This means that debt consolidation through mortgage refinancing is feasible only if the homeowner has a minimum of 20% equity in their property. As an illustration, if your home is valued at $400,000, the maximum mortgage amount you can obtain is $320,000, which will leave you with $80,000 equity.

Incurrable Costs

Appraisal: $___ to $____, depending on the property
Title Change or Legal Fees: $___ to $____
Penalty with the current mortgage lender: Varies
Most of these costs can be accounted into the mortgage’s refinancing, so they won’t need to be immediately paid out of pocket.

Steps for Refinancing

Step 1: Application and Document Collection

To initiate the process, we request you to complete our mortgage application online, over the phone or in person, as per your preference. Additionally, we ask you to provide us with the documents required for the next step.

Step 2: Analysis

We use our specialized system to analyze your financials, and evaluate the feasibility of refinancing. We will provide you with answers to pertinent questions like potential savings, duration of the solution, etc.

Step 3: Options

After thorough analysis, we will provide you with suitable options, along with our recommendations. This will enable you to make an informed decision.

Step 4: Loan Approval:

If you agree to our recommendations, we will initiate the process of obtaining approval from a lender.

Step 5: Appraisal

Depending on factors such as property type, location, etc., an appraisal may or may not be necessary.

Step 6: Meeting

We will meet with you to review your loan approval, and to collect any additional documents required by the lender.

Step 7: Closing:

Once all formalities are completed, you will meet with the closing company or lawyer to finalize the refinance. After which, within a couple of days, the additional equity accessed will be disbursed.

Reasons to Refinance

Consider the following options for leveraging your mortgage to achieve your financial goals:

Mortgage rates are currently low, making them an attractive option for borrowing. However, it is important to ensure that your debts and investments are allocated properly for long-term financial gain. We can help you evaluate your options and make informed decisions.

Some Things to Consider

There are a couple of things that we find strange: