Mortgage Renewal across Ontario
Renewal is the easiest moment to compare lenders without reopening the whole mortgage conversation from scratch. We review the offer, your timeline, and whether staying put actually makes sense.
Your lender sent a renewal offer and you want a second opinion before signing.
Licensed broker review with no hard credit check at the first-pass stage.
Built for renewal files across Ontario
This page is focused on Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Kitchener-Waterloo, Durham. The first review is designed to separate lower-cost institutional options from files that need alternative or private packaging.
Renewal letter in hand or renewal date within 120 days
Strong payment history but an offer that feels high
Switching lenders, changing term, or adding a refinance at renewal
How we route the file
A good mortgage file can still land with the wrong lender if the story is unclear. We organize the important facts before shopping it around.
Local context
Ontario files vary widely by property type, borrower profile, and lender appetite. The goal is to identify the lender lane before the application becomes noisy.
Compare the current lender offer against available bank and monoline options
Check penalties, discharge costs, appraisal needs, and timing before a switch
Package the renewal as a clean file so lenders can price it quickly
Suitability and exit plan
Mortgage strategy should match the borrower, property, timeline, and cost. The first pass is about finding the right lane before a lender application is pushed too far.
The first pass checks whether a clean institutional lender path is available before using a higher-cost option.
A lower rate is only useful if the term, penalties, closing timeline, and borrower fit make sense.
The review does not promise approval; it organizes the file so the right lender lane can be tested.
What matters for Ontario
The pilot covers the first Ontario markets we want to prove before expanding to every municipality above the population threshold.
Documents
- Current mortgage statement or renewal offer
- Property tax statement
- Income documents if changing lender or increasing borrowing
Renewal questions
These are first-pass answers. Final lender fit depends on the property, borrower profile, documents, and timing.
Should I sign my lender renewal offer?
Can I refinance at renewal?
How early should I start?
Start with a focused renewal review for Ontario.
The intake takes a few minutes and keeps the mortgage type and location clear for the broker review.
Garrison Capital Corp., operating as Open Financial
Open Financial Lic. 13362.
Principal Broker: Marcel Greaux, Lic. M10002478.
Prefer phone? 647-558-2300. Email mortgages@openfinancial.ca.