This type of financing is recommended if you are thinking of doing major renovations and the repayment of this loan is done over a period of up to 30 years.<\/p>\n
Acquire a second home or make a major purchase<\/h3>\n
If you are considering purchasing a second property such as an income property (duplex, triplex etc…) or even a second home such as a cottage, then it is possible to generate your down payment by refinancing. With a mortgage refinance, you can re-borrow up to 80% of the fair market value of your property, it will then be necessary to subtract the balance of your outstanding mortgage loan from the new loan amount. This would be like refinancing to take out equity that you could use for a down payment on your second home<\/a> or a down payment on your cottage<\/a>.<\/p>\n You will then pay off the new mortgage, which is the total amount including the additional amount. But in some cases, the two loans are separated into separate tranches.<\/p>\n Refinancing your home also allows you to free up funds to finance your children’s education. A practical solution given the high cost of education.<\/p>\n With a mortgage refinance, you can combine all your debts into one mortgage by using debt restructuring. This will free up funds to pay off the majority of your personal debts, such as :<\/p>\n This method allows you to combine these debts into one monthly payment with a lower interest rate and an amortization of up to 30 years.<\/p>\n It is possible to use mortgage refinancing to prepare for retirement.<\/p>\n There are many products available to do this and it is important to make arrangements while you are working. Don’t forget that to obtain a mortgage, employment income is essential. Waiting for your pension and no longer having the income may limit your options.<\/p>\n It is therefore important to get advice from a broker beforehand.<\/p>\n Refinancing your home also allows you to invest in your RSP.<\/p>\n By freeing up funds through refinancing your home, you will get a tax deduction. This option should be evaluated beforehand.<\/p>\n Refinancing your home also allows you to benefit from a lower interest rate than the one you had when you signed your mortgage. If interest rates have gone down since you signed your mortgage, then refinancing your mortgage is an attractive way for you to save money over the long term, or in some cases increase the amortization period to reduce payments.<\/p>\n The benefits of mortgage refinancing are:<\/p>\n The disadvantages of mortgage refinancing are:<\/p>\n Applying for a mortgage refinance involves different costs.<\/p>\n If you decide to refinance your mortgage, you will have to pay :<\/p>\n The appraisal fee for your property is often paid by the financial institution that is refinancing your mortgage.<\/p>\n It is very likely that you will have to pay a penalty for refinancing your mortgage before the end of your original mortgage term. In Canada, lenders calculate these penalties in two ways:<\/p>\n The choice of penalty calculation will depend on your lender, your mortgage product and the term of your mortgage.<\/p>\n Determine what you want to do with the funds released through mortgage refinancing: financial investments, renovating your home, paying for your children’s education, consolidating your debts, etc.<\/p>\n Choose between a mortgage or a line of credit.<\/p>\n Based on your wishes and options, our brokers determine the amount you can borrow in the best configuration and according to your needs.<\/p>\n To grant a mortgage refinance, we must analyze 4 elements:<\/p>\n You must provide proof of income in order to refinance your mortgage. This can be done by providing a pay stub and a letter from your employer.<\/p>\n Your mortgage refinancing application must be accompanied by a property appraisal to determine the condition of your home and its value.<\/p>\n You must also bring all your credit information.<\/p>\n Establish your assets and liabilities. This will allow the lender to see your assets and remaining debts in order to approve or not your mortgage refinancing request.<\/p>\n There are 3 ways to refinance your mortgage:<\/p>\n The mortgage line of credit is an appropriate solution if you prefer to have flexibility in your repayments because you determine the frequency and method of your payments.<\/p>\n The financing you will obtain through the line of credit cannot exceed 65% of the purchase price or value of your home.<\/p>\n If you are taking out a mortgage, you need to make a choice between a fixed or variable rate<\/a>. If you want to protect yourself from fluctuations, a fixed-rate mortgage is ideal. If you have a good financial tolerance, you can choose a variable rate mortgage.<\/p>\n The evolutionary clause allows you to benefit from the possibility of re-borrowing the capital that you have already repaid. It works the same way as a classic loan but with a more advantageous rate.<\/p>\n You can access the equity in your home by refinancing or taking out a home equity line of credit. But what’s the difference between the two?<\/p>\n A home equity line of credit is a revolving loan that allows you to borrow money, pay it back and re-borrow up to your maximum limit. While a mortgage refinance is a new mortgage that you take out while paying off your original loan.<\/p>\n The best time to refinance your mortgage depends on your situation and your needs.<\/p>\n The best times to refinance your mortgage may be when you want to:<\/p>\n If you are not in a hurry, then it is advisable to refinance your mortgage close to the end of your loan to avoid any legal fees or penalties. The more you pay off your mortgage, the more you can borrow again.<\/p>\n Except in specific cases, it is not advisable to refinance<\/a> your mortgage early<\/a>.<\/p>\n It takes about 3 to 4 weeks to complete a refinancing application. It is therefore important to be ahead of the game.<\/p>\n However, when time is of the essence, it is possible to ask your current bank to transfer your open rate loan while you complete the refinancing procedures with our mortgage brokers.<\/p>\n You can refinance your mortgage with the same lender, but you are not required to use the same lender. We recommend that you use a mortgage broker who will suggest the lender with the best mortgage solution for you.<\/p>\n There is no difference between refinancing your property or remortgaging your home<\/a>.<\/p>\n The notary fees for a mortgage refinancing vary on average between $800 and $1200.<\/p>\n Yes, you can refinance your home even with bad credit<\/a>. However, there are several things you need to consider beforehand:<\/p>\nFree up funds for your children’s education<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\n<\/figure>\nConsolidate your debts to save money<\/h3>\n
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Refinance to invest for retirement<\/h3>\n
Refinancing for retirement (RSP)<\/h3>\n
Benefit from a lower interest rate<\/h3>\n
Advantages and disadvantages of mortgage refinancing<\/h2>\n
Benefits<\/h3>\n
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Disadvantages<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\n<\/figure>\nHow much does mortgage refinancing cost?<\/h2>\n
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Mortgage refinancing penalty<\/h3>\n
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Steps to a mortgage refinance<\/h2>\n
1. Define what you want to do<\/h3>\n
2. Let’s talk about your options<\/h3>\n
3. Let us handle your mortgage refinancing application<\/h3>\n
What do I need for a mortgage refinance?<\/h2>\n
Proof of your income<\/h3>\n
Evaluation of your property<\/h3>\n
Information on your credit<\/h3>\n
Your assets and liabilities<\/h3>\n
Solutions for refinancing your mortgage<\/h2>\n
Using a mortgage line<\/h3>\n
Take out a fixed or variable rate loan<\/h3>\n
Take advantage of the evolutionary clause<\/h3>\n
Mortgage refinancing vs. home equity line of credit<\/h2>\n
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<\/div>\n<\/figure>\nMortgage refinancing – FAQ<\/h2>\n
When to refinance your mortgage?<\/h3>\n
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Mortgage refinancing before term: a good idea?<\/h3>\n
How long does it take to refinance a mortgage?<\/h3>\n
Can I refinance my mortgage with the same lender?<\/h3>\n
Refinancing or Remortgaging: What’s the difference?<\/h3>\n
Notary fees for mortgage refinancing ?<\/h3>\n
Mortgage refinancing bad credit<\/h3>\n