First-time Buyers

We have a very high rate of success in getting an approval for first-time buyers as well as our other types of client. That, in part, thanks to a wide range of lenders that address unique needs and challenges.
In order to indicate how much you can be approved for, we lead a comprehensive and proactive process. We’ll collect all your documents upfront, review them in-depth, and address every aspect. This way we will be able to decide on the best lender and financial product. The answer to your question will change based on the property. For instance, you’ll get different numbers for a condo, a house or a house with a suite.
We provide mortgages to clients with who have a 5% 10% 15% down payment. The most comfortable mortgages are given to 20% down payment, but there is no problem receiving mortgages for lower down payments. We will check for you all the options. Keep in mind that most first-time buyers have very little down payment. Many times, they use gift money from parents, and we have a way to maximize your down payment so you’ll get exactly the house you want.
That's why we're here. We are here to accompany you through the process for you to gain knowledge so that the next time you have to renew this mortgage or go for a new mortgage for a new property you will feel very confident. There are no questions that are too small for us. You must get to know every aspect of your mortgage and knowledge about the process.
The good mortgages offered or the interest deals offered by each bank contain parameters that you have no control over and do not consider your effort to expand in the real estate market or make changes to your life during the mortgage period. We know that a large portion – 70% of mortgage takers today, will need over the course of 5 years to change it. Therefore, you must have your mortgage to be able to respond to your life events. Hence, when we build a mortgage, we look at interest rates and your flexibility to move from lender to lender. That is something you'll never get from your bank.