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Secure a mortgage credit line without changing your current mortgage and WITHOUT ANY NOTARY FEES?

It is now possible to obtain a mortgage credit line at very competitive interest rates without changing you current loan, i.e. without any penalties. Effectively, if you have the necessary equity to register a line of credit for at least $50,000, you can access a mortgage credit line for free. How do I calculate the required equity? Take a look at the example below: The market value of the property is $400,000. Your mortgage balance is $100,000. Calculate 80% of the property’s $400,000 market value, i.e. $320,000. $320,000 – $100,000 = $220,000 = the equity available to register a free mortgage line of credit with a competitive interest rate. If you are interested by a mortgage line of credit or if you know someone who might need a mortgage line of credit, I would be happy to help them to do the math needed to access this mortgage product. Just contact me by phone, email or online.

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RATES OF

2024-11-08 00:00:00

TERMS BANKS MORTGAGE PLANNERS
6 months Fixed 7.85% 7.50%
1 Year Fixed 7.74% 5.85%
2 Years Fixed 7.34% 5.54%
3 Years Fixed 6.94% 4.44%
3 year closed Variable 7.35% 5.95%
4 Years Fixed 6.74% 4.29%
5 Years Fixed 6.79% 4.24%
5 years Variable 6.45% 5.00%
Refinance Fixed or variable 9.15% 4.34%
7 Years Fixed 7.10% 4.44%
10 Years Fixed 7.25% 5.09%
HELOC 6.95% 6.45%

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