A Message From Justin Welsby --
Mortgage Network would like to present
DiscountedMortgateRates.ca. By registering for a
NO-OBLIGATION rate hold you will receive the maximum
discounted mortgage rate available.
Using our network of lenders and our
Verico status, we achieve a volume of mortgages
that allows us to receive the maximum discounted
rate available. We would like to pass these savings
on to the end user - YOU!
Ask me about these great products:
- Free Down Payment Program
- Up to 5% Cash Back
- No Fee Refinancing
- First Time Home Buying Program
- Home Equity Line of Credit
REGISTER
FOR A 120 DAY RATE HOLD
Complete
this form to register for a 120 rate hold.
NO
CREDIT CHECKS! NO OBLIGATION!
You
will receive a response within 48
hours of submission. Your information
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ONE APPLICATION
FOR ALL LENDERS!
My services can save you time and
money, not to mention helping you with difficult
credit situations.
Here's
how it works:
When Mortgage Network takes your application,
your info is put into our system, allowing us to
send it to banks, credit unions and other mortgage
lenders, allowing us to find you the best mortgage
product for your situation.
Going
to all these lenders yourself, would take a considerable
amount of time and harm your credit. It only makes
sense to let Mortgage Network do the leg work for
you at no cost or obligation.
Here
is a list of all lenders that I can get your mortgage
with:
- AGF Trust
- ATB Financial
- Alternate Savings
- B2B TRUST
- Banquet Laurentienne (QC)
- Bayview Credit Union
- Bridgewater Bank
- Citi Financial Mtl
- CitiFinancial - Toronto
- Citezens Bank Broker Services
- Coast Capital Savings CU
- Community Trust
- Concentra Financial
- Desjardins Credit Union
- Domininon Lending Centres
- Educators Financial Group
- Envision Financial
- Equitable Trust - Ontario
- Equitable Trust - Western Cnd
- Equity Plus Financial
- First National (AB SK MB)
- First National (BC)
- First National (ON QC ATL)
- First Ontario Credit Union
- FirstLine - Calgary
- FirstLine-Vancouver
- FirstLine Access
- FirstLine Mortgages
- G&F Financial Group
- Home Trust
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- Home Trust Accelerator
- Hypotheques Firstline
- ING Broker Services
- Industrial Alliance
- Italian Cdn Savings and CU
- Le Capitale Group Financier
- Laurential Bank
- Lendwise Capital
- League Saving and Mortgage
- MCAP
- Maquarie Financial
- Magenta Mortgage Investment Corp
- Merix Financial
- Mortgage One
- Mortgage Point Financial
- MyNext Mortgage Company
- National Bank - Toronto
- North Shore Credit Union
- Optinum Mortgage/Cnd Western
- Peoples Trust
- Scotiabank
- Servus Credit Union
- Spectrum Capital
- Street Capital Financial
- TD Canada Trust
- TD Financing Services Home Inc.
- The Mortgage Group
- Valley First Credit Union
- Vancity Broker Services
- Westminister Credict Union
- Xceed
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Here
Is How My System Works
Getting your info- first we need to
get your info find out what it is you are looking
to do, if it’s refinancing or a purchase there are
many options that you can choose from. Finding the
lender- Once we have found the best option for you,
and then it is our job to find the lender with the
best deal at that time on that product. Closing
the deal- Once we have received a commitment from
the Lender we will tell you what we need to close
the deal, In some cases we would have already got
this info from you, This may include proof of income
and lawyer info. We are committed to find you the
best mortgage possible for you and at no obligation.
About
Your Credit Score
How the scoring system works, the
credit bureau uses a number system it starts at
300 and goes up to 900 the higher the score the
better your credit. It judges your score using a
number of things. Passed payment history, amount
of credit, if you are using too much credit, number
of times you look into getting credit. It does not
keep track of monthly bills like phone, cable, internet
or even your mortgage payment. These will not affect
your credit rating unless taken to collections.
To show a good credit score you must keep up to
date on things like credit card payments including
department stores, car loan, personal loans, student
loans and lines of credit. To keep your score high
do not go over 75% of your limit and never go over
limit or pay passed the min payment amount date.
First
Time Home Buyers 
My First Time Home Buying
Team has many tips that we can share with you. As
First Time Buyer, we will help you through the process
- everything from what to expect at closing to saving
money at tax time. We can provide tips that will
change your home buying experience as well as providing
mortgage products like the Free Down Payment Program
and up to 5% Cash Back. There are great solutions
for First Time Buyers that may need such as extra
money for furniture, appliances, renovations, etc.
We will also point you in the right direction for
grants and credits at tax time.
Free
Down Payment Program 
Free Down Payment Loans are
still available! Currently, there is a
mortgage where lenders are giving 5% to use as a
down payment, allowing purchasers to buy with no
down payment. The home must be owner occupied and
can be up to a two unit building (duplex). These
are fixed rate mortgages for a 5 year term.
Compared to the 5% down mortgage
there is little difference on the money out of pocket
over 5 years.
Based
on a $200,000 Mortgage @ 4.09% Amortized 25 Years
- it costs only $306.20 more to use the Free Down
Payment Program.
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5% Down |
Free Down Payment |
| Down Payment |
$10,000 |
$0.00 |
| Monthly Payment |
$874.32 |
$1,046.09 |
| Payments over 5 years |
$52,459.20 |
$62,765.40 |
Total Cash Out
(Down Pmt + Payments) |
$62,459.20 |
$62,765.40 |
| DIFFERENCE |
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($306.20) |
Rent
to Own Options 
Working with private lenders
we have set up a Rent to Own Option. This
is a great option for buyers with previous credit
problems. Bankruptcies and bad credit are okay.
(Note: If you have 2 or more bankruptcies contact
Mortgage Network for other options.)
During the tenancy period, you pay
a monthly rent plus a payment towards your Down
Payment. Your monthly rent does not increase during
the tenancy period and at the end of agreement you
would have saved approximately 7% of which 5% will
be for the Down Payment and 2% will be to pay your
closing costs. At the end of your term, after you
taken the steps to re-establish your credit, you
will obtain your own mortgage and the title will
be transferred into your name. The purchase price
will be adjusted to reflect appreciated value.
(Please see the chart below for an example based
on a $200,000 Purchase Price.)
Approvals are on a case by case basis,
but there are some general requirements:
- Guaranteed Income - (Rate of pay, salary, guaranteed
hours at job)
- 2% Down Payment - (This is equivalent to just
over first and last month's rent.)
| Based
on a $200,000 Purchase Price: |
| Initial Down Payment |
$4,000 |
*Not much more than first & last month's
rent |
| Monthly Payment - Rent |
$1,360 |
*Rental Portion of Monthly Payment |
| Monthly Payment - Down Payment |
$340 |
*Your monthly savings towards Down Payment |
Total Monthly
Payment
(Rent+Down Payment) |
$1,700 |
*This amount does not increase for rental
term. |
| Initial Down Payment + Monthly Down
Payment |
$16,240 |
5% towards Down Payment;
2% Closing Costs paid for you at the end of
your term. |
No
Fees Refinancing & Renewals 
Mortgage Network and its lenders,
have set up a No Fee Refinancing program, working
with First Canadian Title to eliminate appraisal
and legal fees. It is common to pay fees
when refinancing your home (legal, appraisal and
sometimes a broker fee). While offering you the
lowest rates available, this is your best refinance
option. OAC
What
if you could save hundreds, if not thousands in
monthly bills by refinancing?
How can you lower your monthly
bills? By taking advantage of today's low
rate, you can completely wipe out your debt saving
hundreds that you could put back on your mortgage,
making you mortgage free faster.
Let's assume
that your current situation is this:
| Car Payment |
$426.80 |
| Mortgage |
$1,163.21 |
| Credit Cards/Loans |
$464.87 |
| Total Monthly
Payments |
$2,054.88 |
You could consolidate
all of these payments into
ONE
low monthly payment of $1,303.53
saving
you $751.35 EVERY MONTH!
THAT
IS $9,016.20 EVERY YEAR GOING INTO YOUR POCKET!
2nd
Mortgages 
If a 2nd mortgage fits your
situation Mortgage Network has a variety of lenders
with the most competitive interest rates. As
well, for those difficult situation, we deal with
private lenders. If you are interested in a 2nd
mortgage there is a line of credit option that is
available.
Up
to 5% Cashback 
At closing, you may ask for
cash back, up to 5%. This mortgage may
come in use if you are looking to do renovations,
purchase furniture or appliances or if you would
like to purchase a home without draining your savings.
Fixed Rates VS
Variable Rates
This is the question most
people have very different views on and is something
that you should look into when choosing a mortgage.
Although the savings of a variable rate can look
very enticing the is risk involved and you need
to know what is at risk. For example, If you take
a variable rate at -.10% off prime and prime was
2.25% your rate would be 2.15% and the fixed rate
may have been 3.99. Sure you would be saving money
today. Now if rates went up so does your rate if
variable, this can happen without warning. You may
have the chance to lock in at any time but what
will the fixed rate be if the variable goes up so
will the fixed rates. When picking between the two,
ask if the risk is worth the reward.
Open VS Closed
Mortgages
Most people would like to
have open mortgage, you hear of the big penalties
to get out of mortgages. An open mortgage
usually comes with a higher rate of interest, so
if looking for short term it can make sense. But
to pay more for the mortgage just to have the option
look into what the penalty would be and decide if
it is the mortgage for you. This is a product that
should be sopped for by a mortgage professional
because it varies so much between lenders.
Mortgages
For Self-Employed Without Income Verification 
There are many guidelines
that banks have, some bank frown on the self-Employed.
There are other lender that gear there business
to help those that do not qualify with their bank.
If you are self-employed and have documentation
to prove that, you can get a mortgage. It is a common
mistake to think that if you bank has turned you
down you are out of luck. Please contact us and
we will help arrange a mortgage.
Why
Use Mortgage Brokers?
Are you wondering why would
I go to a broker when my bank can get me a mortgage?
Well your bank can in most cases give you a mortgage,
but will it be the best mortgage available probably
not. It is in some sense an numbers game there are
over 70 mortgage lenders and to think your bank
has the best rate or product for you situation is
not likely. Banks also have guidelines for who they
lend to, and in some situations you may not fit.
This does not mean that other lenders would be more
then happy to give you their best rate. It is always
suggested to speak to a mortgage professional before
signing with a bank.
My goal is to provide you with the
best mortgage for your current situation.
Not only best rate, but the
best TERMS for your situation!
REMEMBER: It costs
you NOTHING to get started and most of all there
are NO obligations. If you are not satisfied with
my offer then you can cancel at anytime and you'll
still get to keep my credit guide -- no matter what
you decide!
Sincerely,
Justin Welsby |