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Mortgage Renewal During a Consumer Proposal: Key Points & Strategies

  • Writer: Solmaz Esmaeili
    Solmaz Esmaeili
  • Nov 14, 2024
  • 1 min read
  • Renewing with Your Current Lender: Typically straightforward, especially if payments are on time. Most lenders won’t require a new credit check.

  • Considerations:

    • Limited ability to negotiate interest rates.

    • Switching lenders or refinancing may only be possible after completing the proposal and rebuilding credit.

    • Possible, though rare, slightly higher interest rates.

  • Tips for Success:

    • Keep making timely mortgage payments.

    • Rebuild credit post-proposal.

    • Save for a larger down payment for future mortgage qualification.

    • Consult a broker with experience in post-proposal situations.

  • Timeframe: Lenders often expect 2 years of clean credit history post-proposal for the best rates.

  • Options:

    • Staying with your current lender is usually best.

    • Some alternative lenders may consider new mortgages sooner but with higher rates.

The focus should be on on-time payments and credit improvement; while a consumer proposal can affect your finances, it generally won’t hinder a renewal with your existing lender.

 
 
 

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