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Why Use Mortgage Broker instead of a Bank?

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Why use a Mortgage Broker?

… to save money!!

My clients have exclusive access to lenders and products not available through the bank they deal with on an everyday basis. I will shop the market on your behalf and find the best deal for you!

Here is an example of the difference in our current rates as of Nov 15, 2010 :

5 Year Term
- Bank's Rate = 5.29%
- My Rate = 3.59%
- Monthly Savings = $205
- Saving over Term = $12,317

3 Year Term
- Bank's Rate = 4.00%
- My Rate = 2.90%
- Monthly Savings = $125
- Savings Over Term = $4498

1 Year Term
- Bank's Rate = 3.20%
- My Rate = 2.45%
- Monthly Savings = $ 81
- Savings Over Term = $ 978

Contact me today for a hassle-free consultation. It is easy, FREE, and there is absolutely no obligation.

*Based on a $200,000 mortgage over 35 years. Does not include any additional fees.
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