Everything Chad can help with
Six clusters, eighty-five pages. Each one is written for a specific situation rather than being one general article with a different keyword dropped into it.
Start with the cluster that fits
If none of them quite describe your situation, that is normal, and it is worth a phone call rather than more reading.
Local
Edmonton, Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan, with the market context that actually applies here rather than national averages.
- Mortgage broker Fort Saskatchewan
- Mortgage broker Sherwood Park
- Mortgage broker Edmonton
- Alberta mortgage broker
Home buyers
Pre-approval, first-time buyer programs, new builds, self-builds, and buying a place that needs work.
- Mortgage pre-approval
- First-time home buyer mortgage
- How much can I qualify for
- New construction mortgage
Renewals and refinancing
Renewals, refinances, equity take-outs, debt consolidation, lender switches and the penalty arithmetic behind all of it.
All renewals and refinancing pagesSelf-employed and unique situations
Business owners, variable income, newcomers to Canada, credit repair, proposals, and lending outside the big banks.
All self-employed and unique situations pagesInvestment properties
Rentals, duplexes, portfolio financing, and pulling equity out of one property to buy the next.
- Investment property mortgage
- Rental property mortgage
- Financing multiple rentals
- BRRRR financing Alberta
Specialty
Debt consolidation, spousal buyouts, bridge financing, porting, reverse mortgages, recreational property and commercial deals.
- Debt consolidation mortgage
- Spousal buyout mortgage
- Bridge financing
- Reverse mortgage Alberta
- Commercial mortgage broker
Or start with the basics
If you are earlier than that, the Learn section explains the mechanics without asking you for anything: what a broker costs, fixed against variable, how your credit report is read, choosing a term, and what to bring to a first conversation.
Not sure which one you are?
Describe it in a sentence. Chad will tell you which situation you are actually in, which is often not the one people assume.