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On October 15, 2008, the Federal Government's new lending rules came into effect which phased out zero down payment mortgages. The minimum down payment required is 5% of the purchase price. For those who have not saved the 5%, you have two other option: (1) Borrow the downpayment; (2) Obtain a cashback for the downpayment.Borrowed downpaymentYou can borrow the down payment. You may already have an existing line of credit or some other source of short term financing.
The requirements of the programme are as follows:
Borrowing the
downpayment makes sense if you have a way to pay this loan
of in a short while. Often, a personal loan can be
significantly more expensive compared to a mortgage
interest.
As with the borrowed downpayment, you will need to have good credit, stable income and you must intend to live in the property. BC mortgage brokers should be able to advise you as to your options. Benefits of Borrowed or Cashback MortgagesBorrowed / Cashback mortgages allow a borrower who may be currently renting to get into the market when otherwise they would have to wait several years to accumulate the money for a down payment. You can therefore achieve your dream now rather than wait a few years.Secondly, this approach may allow the borrower to pay down other high interest debts. Instead of using your down payment for your purchase, it may be wise to apply the down payment against your credit card bills which are costing you more. Third, you may not have the money to purchase the furniture you need for your home. Most people use their credit cards or line of credit for this purpose. But, it is more expensive. Talk to your BC Mortgage Broker to obtain the right no down payment mortgage.
"My job is done when you know your options"
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