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Refinance
Porting
Has that house that seemed so perfect five years ago suddenly gotten too small
for your growing family? Perhaps it's time to move up to a bigger home?
“Porting” allows you to take your existing mortgage with you
to another property. You simply pick up the balance and rate on your current
home and move it to the new property you are purchasing.
Do you need additional financing on the new property?
No problem, in addition to offering a “true port”, MCAP also offers “increased
ports”. You can take your existing balance to the new property,
and we’ll lend you the additional amount required at current
market rates.
Are you at the stage in life where it’s time to scale back?
Once again no problem, MCAP provides “decreased ports”.
This allows you to take only the portion of your existing balance that
you require to the new property. Decreased ports can save you thousands
of dollars in potential interest penalties.
We’ve designed MCAP’s “port” options
to save you time and money. We often blend interest rates, to help
you avoid
any potential interest charges as a consequence of breaking your current
mortgage prior to maturity.
Renovating
The reasons for renovating are as varied as the individuals who undertake
it. Changing lifestyles are often at the root of most renovation projects.
- A new addition to the family may signal the call for an additional
bedroom, or play area.
- As the children get older it maybe time to finish the basement with
a recreation room, or add another bathroom for those hectic mornings!
- As the home gets older it may be time to replace older windows, with
energy efficient ones.
- As people plan retirement perhaps its time to consider adding on a
sunroom, or revamping the outside pool, patio and garden areas.
MCAP allows you to
use the equity in your home to complete these renovations. For some, refinancing
a mortgage is the solution, for others a Home Account line of credit
provides the freedom to renovate.
Click here to find out more about Home Account First Mortgage
, Home Account Plus, or
contact a MCAP Customer Service Specialist today.
Apply to renovate today!
Debt Consolidation
Typically,
the interest rate on unsecured debt such as bank or store credit cards,
personal loans, and some lines of credit is much higher than the rate
of interest people pay on their mortgage.
For many homeowners,
it just makes sense to use their available home equity to pay-out this
high interest debt. If you have equity built up in your home, here are
a few options to consider to become debt-free faster:
- Mortgage refinancing
- Home Account First Mortgage
- Home Account Plus
Click here to find out more about Home Account First Mortgage
, Home Account Plus, or
contact a MCAP Customer Service Specialist today.
Apply to consolidate today!
Equity Take-Out
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Have
you ever dreamed about a vacation to a tropical paradise?
- Do you need the
funds to pay for your child's education?
- Would you like
to invest more into your RRSP?
If you're like most
people, you probably answered yes to at least one of these questions.
If you have equity built up in your home, why not borrow against it to
finance your dreams? Using the equity in your home, here are two options
to consider:
- Adding this amount
into your mortgage can save you thousands of dollars versus putting
these charges against your credit card.
- Using Home Account First Mortgage or Home Account Plus, both of which are terrific
home equity lines of credit, gives you the luxury of borrowing money
at MCAP Prime so that you can concentrate on the important things in your
life!
Click here to find out more about Home Account First Mortgage
, Home Account Plus, or
contact a MCAP Customer Service Specialist today.
Apply to consolidate today!
FAQ - Refinance
Q.
What types of refinancing do you provide?
At MCAP,
we are committed to providing you, our customer, with the type of refinancing
that you need. We have many flexible programs and options, which should
meet your requirements. We handle covenant changes, assumptions, debt
consolidations, equity take-outs, increased ports, decreased ports, replacements,
bridge loans, and others.
Q.
I want to refinance my mortgage how do I do this?
An
application for refinance can be completed over the phone, by speaking
with one of our Customer Service Specialists. We can also e-mail
an application to your e-mail address. Once your application is submitted
it will be reviewed by an underwriter to determine if we can help
you with your request.
Q.
Are there any costs to refinance my mortgage?
There
are several costs associated with refinancing your mortgage. There
may be an application fee, an appraisal cost, as well as any additional
legal fees that may be charged by a solicitor.
Q.
What is an appraisal?
When
you refinance your home, we will need to have a current appraisal
done on your property. An appraisal is a document showing the value
of your home. An appraiser will look at the condition of your home,
and your neighbourhood to determine an accurate market value of your
property.
Q.
I am not sure I would qualify to refinance my home, how can I know
for sure?
To
be considered for refinance, you must be able to demonstrate that
you are able to make your current mortgage payments in a timely manner.
Your history with other creditors is also very important to us. You
must also demonstrate that you have the income to support the increased
mortgage amount. Finally there must be enough available equity in
your property.
How to Apply for Refinancing
MCAP has made applying for any type of refinance quick -- offering two easy methods!
1) Telephone Application: 1-800-265-2624
We’re glad to take an application with you directly over the telephone. In addition to completing
the application, our Customer Service Specialists can answer any questions
you may have concerning turn-around time, fees, policies, etc.
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2) Fax Application: 1-866-817-9830
If you would rather complete an application online, print it out and fax it over,
simply click here to fill
out the editable PDF.
Instructions:
- Open the PDF.
- Fill in the editable form fields.
- Once complete, go to "File" -> "Save" to save the document for your reference.
- Go to "File" -> "Print."
- Fax the printed and signed form to 1-866-817-9830.
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