Busy Time of Year-- You Still Need to Switch Over Your Mortgage

Some say it is the busiest time of the year, getting ready for Christmas. Not too much time to do anything else.

Also, if you are like many with a mortgage either fixed or varible you have been reading that there are great sales on interest rates. You have been meaning to look into these rates but just have not had the time.

OR

You just saw your dream house and now is the time to buy.

Good news is here.

Phone up a mortgage broker. Also known as mortgage professonal and mortgage consultant.

Why?

A mortgage broker does all the work. They work with your schedule. The first consultation takes about 1 hour. Can be done over the phone, or you can ask the mortgage broker to email you an application and you can fill it out and send it back.

The next phase is any questions the mortgage broker has about your application. Probably 15 minutes.

The mortgage broker will let you know which documents that they will need and can pick up at your place of work,home, or you can fax or email them. 15 mins

Next, the mortgage broker sends in your application and documents. Gets back to you about any other documents the lenders are requesting. Probably another 15 mins.

You send your paperwork to the mortgage broker or the mortgage broker drops by your place of work or home and picks up paperwork. Maybe 15 mins for that transaction.

Mortgage broker sends in the paperwork. If all looks great, the mortgage broker will email or call you and let you know it is time to make an appointment with a Lawyer or Notary Public.

You make an appointment with a Lawyer or Notary Public to sign the final paperwork. That would be about 15-30 mins for that appointment.

You are done. All the work has been done for you and you have a mortgage with great rates. The time it takes you is less than 3 hours to save money on your mortgage.


Thank you
Angela Kroemer, AMP
Mortgage Professional
1.250.650.4182
1.888.679.0190
akroemer@mortgagegroup.com
www.ComoxValleyMortgagesToday.com
TMG The Mortgage Group Canada Inc.