Mortgage Renewal and Refinancing

To refinance or to renew
– this is the question.

For most homeowners, refinancing and mortgage renewals represent options that are not fully exploited. From the lack of information or access to the right professionals that can offer valuable advice, most people don’t know how to profit from renewals or refinancing and end up losing money that they could have saved. At Rampone-Marsh, we believe in empowering our clients with the knowledge of safe and profitable investments so that they are fully aware of their options.

When you decide to get a home mortgage, you sign a contract for a period – for example, 20 years. But the terms and conditions of this contract are not set in stone. You will have terms (for example, after the first 5 years) when you can renegotiate the contract, fully pay your mortgage or renew it for a new term. Keep in mind that you have a lot of options at your disposal. Renewing your mortgage for a new term doesn’t necessarily mean accepting the first offer. Not many people know this, but it is possible to get a better offer and save a significant amount of money at a mortgage renewal. Our certified mortgage brokers in Kelowna will be there for you, counseling you every step of the way and make sure that you get the most of your mortgage renewal process.

Refinancing mortgage means getting a new loan that has better rates in order to reduce the monthly payments or finance other investments.

When you decide to refinance, the initial loan will be paid off, and you will have a new loan, with different terms and conditions. The criteria for refinancing a mortgage differs from case to case, but two things are most important: to know when to refinance a mortgage and to be fully aware of the new terms and conditions. Refinancing can be either an excellent choice for you or a terrible one. The difference is made by the information you get and the people you work with.

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Call us and our dedicated professionals will let you know if it’s time for refinancing your mortgage, what options you have and how to proceed in order to get the best value for your money.

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Refinancing or renewing smartly

We have vast experience, the right expertise and the desire to make your life easier. It is a reason for pride for us when we present you with an offer you never thought possible. This is why we put all the time, energy and resources at your disposal – because we have a passion for what we are doing.

Working with us means getting access to competitive offers in Kelowna and not only, getting the most of excellent Canadian financing programs and fulfilling your dreams, no matter how big they are. When you decide to work with us, rest assured that we will be there for you every step of the way, making sure that your mortgage renewal or refinancing offer is the best on the market. Contact us for more information and start investing smartly in your future.

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Applying for a mortgage shouldn’t be hard or confusing,
let’s break this down and make it simple for you!

How long does the mortgage process normally take?

If we are able to get the necessary documentation, we might be able to get an approval in as little as 24 hours. Keep in mind, the longer it takes for us to receive your documents the longer your approval will take to secure. Take a look at our mortgage checklist, for a summary of what you’ll likely need to provide.

Should I consider a mortgage to help with debt?

Yes. In fact, this is a common use of a mortgage loan. Many of our customers obtain a mortgage to consolidate credit card debt, renovate their kitchen, or invest.

What are Fixed and Variable rates?

In a Fixed Rate Mortgage, the interest rate is fixed for a specific amount of time. This period of time (the mortgage term) can range anywhere from 6 months to 10 years. Over the course of the mortgage, less of the payment counts toward interest and more toward the principal.

A Variable Rate Mortgage is one in which your interest rate will fluctuate with the Bank of Canada’s prime lending rate.. When rates go up, a larger portion of the payment goes toward interest. When rates go down, more of the payment goes toward principal.

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