Refinance
Refinancing allows you to access the equity you've built in your home by taking out a new mortgage, usually up to 80–85% of available equity. This cash can help with major renovations, purchasing investment properties, or consolidating debt. When done with the right mortgage provider, refinancing can significantly strengthen your financial position.
- Consolidate loans efficiently
- Enhance or expand your property portfolio
- Renovate or upgrade your home
Equity Takeout
An equity takeout mortgage allows you to withdraw the equity accumulated in your home. Equity is the difference between your home’s appraised value and the remaining mortgage amount. Homeowners can usually pull out 80–85% of available equity. These funds are ideal for large renovation projects, investments, or other financial needs.
- Use home equity to consolidate debt
- Improve or expand your property investments
- Fund home upgrades or major renovations
Mortgage Renewal
Mortgage renewal is more than signing a new term — it’s an opportunity to renegotiate everything from your interest rate to your payment frequency, amortization, and prepayment options. Shopping for the best mortgage renewal rates in Canada can help you save significantly over the next term.
- Ideal for anyone whose mortgage is approaching renewal
Second Home Mortgage
A second home mortgage allows you to finance an additional property such as a condo, vacation home, or waterfront property. The equity from your primary home can be used as a down payment. This is also a strong investment opportunity if you're looking to generate income or benefit from tax advantages.
- Best for buyers seeking a second home or investment property
Construction Financing
Construction financing provides staged funding for building a new home or upgrading an existing one. Funds are released based on construction progress. If you already own land, you may qualify for an equity takeout advance. If not, the mortgage can include a lump sum to purchase land before building begins.
- For building a home on your existing property
- For landowners planning to construct a new home or second home
New to Canada
Newcomers often face challenges obtaining a mortgage due to limited employment history, income documentation, and lack of Canadian credit history. Regardless of PR or Work Permit status, many arrive without established credit. A knowledgeable mortgage broker helps navigate the system and find programs designed for newcomers.
- Newcomers without Canadian credit history
- New immigrants looking for first-home financing options
Debt Consolidation
Debt consolidation involves taking one loan to pay off multiple existing loans, often reducing interest rates and simplifying repayment. Integrating this into your mortgage makes managing payments easier and less stressful.
- Homeowners seeking to consolidate loans
- Those looking to renovate or upgrade their home
HELOC
A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is secured against your home and provides a flexible revolving credit line. Use it for major expenses like education, healthcare, vacations, renovations, or consolidating higher-interest debt, often at lower interest rates.
- Leverage home equity
- Invest in new opportunities using your home
Commercial Mortgages
Commercial mortgages differ from residential loans with stricter guidelines. They cover properties such as industrial, office, multi-residential, or retail. Key factors include business situation, down payment, debt service coverage, and credit history.
- Secure commercial loans
- Invest in real estate or commercial properties
First-time Home Buyer
First-time home buyers benefit from guidance on down payments, government programs, pre-approval, and managing finances. This helps navigate the purchase process, reduce stress, and leverage first-time buyer benefits like tax rebates and incentives.
- New buyers in the real estate market
Co-equity Ownership
Co-own a property with an investment company like Ourboro. You and the partner share ownership, and you can sell or buy out their share anytime. Your contribution percentage reflects your equity and ownership in the home.
- Reduce closing costs
- Lower financial stress while achieving homeownership