Whether you’re looking to invest in a rental property, purchase a vacation home for yourself or a starter home for a family member, our mortgage programs make it easy.
Get financing for up to four rental properties, including condo, single family, duplex, triplex and fourplex rentals.
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Works with these MCAP mortgages:
If you or a family member plans to live in a second property (on a rent-free basis), you could get financing with as little as 5% down.
Suitable for:
Works with these MCAP mortgages:
Why use a mortgage broker?
Watch our quick video to understand the benefits of using a mortgage broker.
Protect Your Investment
Mortgage Protection Insurance protects your home, your family and your lifestyle. Find out how.
Paying your property taxes
MCAP offers the option to pay your property taxes with your MCAP mortgage, giving you one less bill to worry about.
The Benefits of Owning a Secondary Property
Whether you’re considering buying a vacation home, rental property, or secondary residence, there are many benefits that can come with owning a second property. There are also some expenses, risks, and hard work involved, which should be weighed carefully to understand how a second property can fit into your lifestyle and financial picture.
Things to Consider When Investing in a Rental Property
Thinking of investing in a rental property? There are several benefits that come with purchasing a rental, but a number of responsibilities and potential challenges too. Understanding your role, your risks, and the market can help set you up for success.
5 Steps to Take if You’re Thinking of Buying a Pre-Construction Home
Thinking of buying a pre-construction home in Canada? Learn 5 key steps as a home buyer and the benefits when purchasing a pre-construction home.
Co-Signing a Mortgage: Benefits, Risks, and Responsibilities
If you have a child just out of school looking to buy their first home, a retired parent hoping to buy with a fixed or low income, or a friend or other family member who can’t get approved for a mortgage on their own, you may be asked to be a co-signer for them.