Congrats! You’ve taken the first step towards your mortgage.

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To keep things moving, you can begin gathering these documents:

  • Your most recent pay stub or proof of income
  • A current dated and signed letter of employment including title, gross salary, full-time or part-time status, and original start date
  • Recent investment account statements for your TFSA, RRSP, RRIF, pension, or non-registered accounts
  • A list of any outstanding debt statements, including credit cards, loans, and lines of credit
  • If you’re self-employed, we’ll need your two most recent Notice of Assessments from Revenue Canada
  • If you currently own a home, your most recent mortgage statement and property tax bill

Everyone – and every mortgage application – is unique. We may not need all this information, and in some cases, we may need more. But don’t fret, one of our mortgage specialists will help move your application along as quickly as possible.

Interested in learning more about mortgages?

Here are some articles to give you a head-start on home-ownership:

Understanding common mortgage terms

The process of buying a home is easier when you understand what it all means. These clear definitions of common mortgage terms will help you learn the lingo.

A 5-step guide to buying your first home

Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, but these five steps will help you prepare. And step 5? It’s “make an offer” – so you’re that close to owning your own home.

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7 things I wish I knew before I bought my first home

Breathe easy, first-time homebuyer. As intimidating as the homebuying process can seem at first, if I figured it out, you can too.

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