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Refinancing means replacing your current mortgage with a new one often with better terms & conditions

Refinancing means replacing your current mortgage with a new one often with better terms & conditions

The ideal time to refinance depends on your specific needs and circumstances. In some cases, it may be worth waiting until your mortgage comes up for renewal, as this allows you to avoid prepayment penalties typically charged when breaking a term early.

However, you can refinance at any time if the advantages—such as accessing additional funds or securing better options—outweigh the costs of ending your current contract.

In certain situations, your lender might offer a mid-term refinancing option known as a blend-and-extend. This can allow you to maintain a lower interest rate while adjusting your mortgage terms, although additional fees may apply.

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If you said “yes” to any of the above, We are here to help by providing unbiased advice to find the right refinancing solution. Let us save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.

Need a more tailored approach? We have lenders more flexible than traditional banks and we can look at your overall financial picture to create mortgage solutions that work for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Consider refinancing if rates have dropped significantly since your last renewal, you want to access your home's equity for renovations or investments, you need to consolidate high-interest debt, or you want to change your mortgage terms. Generally, if you can save 0.5% or more on your rate and plan to stay in your home for 2+ years, refinancing may be worthwhile.

Most lenders require you to maintain at least 20% equity after refinancing (meaning you can borrow up to 80% of your home's current value). For debt consolidation, some lenders allow up to 85% loan-to-value. If your home has increased in value significantly since purchase, you may have more equity available than you realize

Refinancing costs typically include appraisal fees ($300-500), legal fees ($1,200-2,000), title insurance, and potentially a mortgage discharge fee from your current lender. If you're breaking your existing mortgage early, you may face prepayment penalties. We calculate whether the savings justify the costs before proceeding.

Yes, but your options may be more limited than traditional employees with excellent credit. Self-employed borrowers may need alternative documentation like bank statements or notice of assessments. Credit issues might require alternative lenders with higher rates. We specialize in finding refinancing solutions for non-traditional situations.

Refinancing typically takes 30-45 days from application to completion. The process includes application review, home appraisal, legal documentation, and final approval. If you're switching lenders, we coordinate the timing to ensure seamless transition. Having all documentation ready upfront can expedite the process.

Renewal means continuing with your current lender at the end of your term, usually with minimal paperwork. Refinancing involves getting a new mortgage, often with a different lender, which allows you to access equity, get better rates, or change terms. Refinancing requires full application and approval process, while renewal is typically automatic.