MLSHome

Buying and selling your home in the touch of your finger

Home 主页
REBGV Report 大温房局报告
Schools 学校
Properties for Sale 物业出售
Properties Sold 售出物业
About Us 关于我们
Buyer's Tips 成功买家技巧
Getting Started 作好准备
Mortgage Approval 房贷
Mortgage Term 房贷术语
What suits you? 什么适合你?
Incentive Program 奖励计划
Home Checklist 要求清单
Search a Home 觅房技巧
Home Hunting 猎屋清单
Condo Buyers 柏文公寓
Completion 完成手续
Cost Guide 完屋费用
Seller's Tips 成功卖家技巧
Community Info 社区资讯
Contact Phoebe 联络我们
 
Mortgage and the Pro-Approval Process in Greater Vancouver and BC
 
 
 
Understanding Mortgages
 
                Before approacing lenders you should familiarize yourself with some basic mortgage concepts. Click here to learn more about Common Mortgage Term.
 
 
Get Pre-approved
 
          Pre-approbal of a mortgage is when your lenders has reviewed all your financial information and has determined the maximum amount of money you can borrow. The advantages to pre-approval include:
 
          ● You know how much you can borrow, so you don't waste time looking at properties
             you can't afford.
 
          ● You don't have to worry about rising interest rates while shopping for a home, as usually
             the mortgage broker will guarantee the current interest rate for 60 - 90 days.
 
          ● You have an edge when you make an offer, because the seller knows you're more likely
             to get a loan.
 
          ● You save time when you apply for your loan because you've already assembled your
             paperwork.
 
 
When to get Pre-approved
 
          Many banks and financial institutions are competing for your business so it makes sense to shop around for a mortgage. Most lenders will reduce their posted interest rate so don't be shy about bargaining. Your ability to bargain for a low rate and a flexible mortgage will often depend on how much business you have with the institution. You can contact banks and credit unions directly, or work with a mortgage broker. A broker will help you find a lender and the best mortgage package.
 
Once you have selected your lender, you will need to provide your financial information. Your lender will want the following:
 
          ● Personal information such as number of dependents and marital status;
 
          ● Details of employment, including a letter from your employer verifying your salary;
 
          ● Banking and investment information;
 
          ● Details of your assets (i.e.-car, other property);
 
          ● Information on loans and other liabilities;
 
          ● Permission to do a credit check.
 
          Once your application is complete, you will know how much you can borrow and you will be ready to start searching for a home. For more information, contact Phoebe or your financial institution, or log onto the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation and the Canadian Bankers Association web sites.
 
 
 
**source from www.realtylink.org **