Mahnaz Javdan Lic #M08000914
Mortgage Broker
Mortgage Alliance Lic #10530
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Start the Approval Process
If you are palnning to buy a house or a condominium,
know what you can afford. Get pre-approved with a 120-day rate guarantee
When you buy a house,
bank will send an appraiser to appraise this property.
Appraisal is the process of determining the value of property, usually for lending purposes.
This value may or may not be the same as the purchase price of the home.
Appraisal Value is an estimate of the market value of the property.
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ask for details:
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9 Fast fixes for your credit scores
1. Get a credit card if you don't have one
2. Add an installment loan to the mix
3. Pay down your credit cards
4. Use your cards lightly
5. Check your limits
6. Get some goodwill
7. Dust off an old card
8. Blitz significant errors
9. Dispute old negatives
Why use a mortgage broker?
Mortgage rates and products are constantly changing, and the Canadian market is more competitive than ever before. By choosing a Mortgage Alliance Professional, you can access all your mortgage options with just one phone call, one application. Your mortgage professional works on your behalf to find the Right Mortgage for your situation, and as an independent brokerage, your Mortgage Alliance Professional can place your mortgage with whatever lender is the best fit for you, whether it’s a major bank or even a private lender.
Keep your credit report clean.
Only borrowers with the highest credit scores will find the best lending deals if they need to borrow. Make sure your credit report is clean before you enter the market.
What is Mortgage Blended Payments?
Payments consisting of both a principal and an interest component, paid on a regular basis (e.g. weekly, biweekly, monthly) during the term of the mortgage. The principal portion of payment increases, while the interest portion decreases over the term of the mortgage, but the total regular payment usually does not change.