Alberta Mortgage Broker

BENEFITS OF USING A MORTGAGE BROKER
Mortgage brokers are independent professionals who work as liaisons between the borrower and the lender to negotiate mortgage loans. They are specialists who will provide all the information and answers you need to understand the mortgage process.

FINDING YOU THE BEST MORTGAGE
All lender terms and conditions are not created equal. Whether you are purchasing a new home, switching your mortgage, or refinancing your existing mortgage, many factors must be taken into consideration. It is your mortgage broker's job to analyze your specific needs and find the mortgage product that best satisfies your budget and goals.

SHOPPING THE MARKET
Mortgage brokers have access to numerous lending institutions and investors. They will make sure that you get the best loan possible: the best interest rate,conditions, and prepayment privileges. You won't have to deal with any financial institution yourself. Many mortgage brokers even make house calls, at your convenience.

Mortgage brokers deal with many of the same lenders you're used to dealing with, including many of the Big Banks and Trust Companies. In some cases your mortgage can even be placed with your current bank! In addition, mortgage brokers also deal with some innovative broker-only lenders who can offer even more attractive rates and features.

Leduc is a city in the province of Alberta, Canada. It is part of the Edmonton metropolitan area. As of 2006, Leduc's population was about 17,000 people.

First Foundation offers an assortment of mortgage products for the purchase or refinance of homes in Leduc, as well as any mortgage renewal needs.

Calgary is the largest city in the province of Alberta, Canada. The city is located in the Parkland region of Alberta. As of 2008, Calgary's population was about 1,100,000 people.

First Foundation Residential Mortgages delivers mortgage services to Calgary, Alberta.

First Foundation's mortgage partners have dropped mortgage rates.

New mortgage rates:
1 Year Fixed: 2.40% (down from 2.55%);
3 Year - 3.34% (down from 3.39%);
5 Year - 3.84% (down from 3.89%).