07/07/2021
It’s a common assumption that your mortgage is good as done once you have a mortgage pre-approval. False: just because you have a pre-approval doesn’t mean it will translate into a mortgage.
Why? Simply, no one knows, including yourself what kind of home you’re going to buy. Specific reasons why a property can cause concern:
1. Value of the home
2. Property condition
3. Property specifics
4. Location
5. Condos
Other reasons could be changes in your financial situation. For instance, if you just bought a brand new car or you just recently changed jobs.
When looking for your new home make sure you’re keeping your mortgage agent, advisor and real estate agent in the know. They will help keep you as fully informed as possible when choosing to go in on an offer.
Many Canadians are under the assumption their mortgage is as good as done once they have a mortgage pre-approval. But the truth is a buyer cannot expect a mortgage pre-approval will automatically translate into a mortgage. The lender now needs to consider the property itself, approve all the terms a...