Mortbage Broker

Comox Valley Mortgage Broker

Mortgage

Kimberly Pierce

Equity Take Out

Your home equity can be a valuable financial resource, enabling you to access credit at rates that are generally lower than other forms of borrowing.

To see if unlocking some of your home equity works for you, contact us for a free review of your current situation and future goals. We can advise how much equity you can leverage, and what your monthly payments would be. You may be surprised at the power of your home equity.

Renovation Financing

Do you want to increase the comfort and enjoyment of your home because you’re planning to be there for the foreseeable future? If your dream home is one renovation away, we’ve got a smart-money tip: Reno & Roll – rolling the cost of your renovation into your mortgage for one easy monthly payment, and then using your prepayment features to pay if off faster.

Investing in Property

There are many reasons to consider investing in property. If you are thinking about building wealth with an investment property, talk to us. We can help you determine your downpayment options and run the financial calculations that you’ll want to see for cashflow and capital appreciation

Self Employed

While there is now broad recognition that self-employed Canadians are an excellent and reliable customer group, your Mortgage Consultant will advise you how you can improve your options and get the best possible rate, for instance, through any documentation to prove income and/or employment, a great credit history, or a significant downpayment.

Most of all, we can help you stay focused on your business, alleviating the burden of many time-consuming and frustrating tasks associated with securing a mortgage. We’ll also work around your hectic work schedule.

New to Canada?

If you are a new Canadian, we can streamline the mortgage process for you, from counseling on credit, to obtaining credit references from foreign banks, to confirming foreign income. We’ll advise you on the paperwork you need to assemble to apply for a mortgage, and then present your financial history to the lender or lenders that can best meet your needs.

 

Refinancing Debt and Save

If you’re carrying high-interest credit card debt that has caused your cash flow to slow to a trickle, you owe it to your financial future to have a conversation about how you can roll that debt into your mortgage so you can save – sometimes thousands in interest – and start building wealth.

Renewing Your Mortgage

At renewal, you can renegotiate everything pertaining to your mortgage – amortization, rate, term etc. with no penalties. Your lender will be interested in seeing you come back, but it’s important to investigate your options and make sure you are getting the best possible deal.

Mortgage renewal is also an important time to decide if you should roll your high-interest credit cards and other debt into your mortgage to get one lower payment, boost your cash flow, and save on interest costs.

Second Home or Vacation Property

The appeal of a vacation property is often as much economic as it is emotional: an investment that makes sound financial sense can also provide you and your family with a lifetime’s worth of memories. Bringing this investment within reach are the excellent financing options available for Canadians purchasing vacation properties.

Buying Your Next Home

When you are ready to sell your home and buy a new one, your first move should be to look into your mortgage options. If you will need a bigger mortgage, your options will include bringing your mortgage with you if it is portable. You can often “blend” your current mortgage rate with the mortgage rate on the additional funds you need.

First Time Buyer

If you are a first-time homebuyer, getting professional mortgage advice is a great place to start. We specialize in the kind of education that can help get new homebuyers off to a great start! debt is ‘smart’ debt, buying your first home is a huge financial decision and there is a lot to think about. It’s one of the most important financial decisions that most Canadians will make in their lifetime.