Client Comments
Thank you so very much for putting so much effort and time for helping us.

-DARIO & MORCIA S., OAKVILLE

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We were so happy that you were able to provide us with construction financing. The draw amounts work fine with our builder and we plan to refer anyone building a house. Thanks again.

-TOM & SHAUNA D., TORONTO

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Hi Joe Just wanted to pass on our thanks again for all your help with securing our mortgage.

In hindsight, we would have to say that the entire process of buying for the first time went really well and we managed to avoid a lot of the headache and inconvenience that others seem to come across.

Certainly in regard to arranging our mortgage, things could not have been easier for us and we have you to thank for that.

Your patience and attention to detail was greatly appreciated.

All the best,

A. Aghazzarian & L. Marino

The Debt Consolidation Process Can Both Help and Hurt Your Credit

contact joe button4 The Debt Consolidation Process Can Both Help and Hurt Your CreditEven though a debt consolidation process can pay down or payout your unsecured credit card and line of credit debt, it can  also hurt your credit.

Let me explain.

While its not all that common of a practice, lenders that grant debt consolidation loans can require the borrower to close all the accounts being paid out, perhaps leaving the individual with no credit cards at all.

If the credit score was already low due to the debt being consolidated, the reduction in all available credit will likely make it even worse.  And without any active credit cards of any sort, it will be basically impossible to rebuild your credit score.

This is where utilizing the skills of an experienced mortgage broker can come in handy.

While the lender may come back with the requirements to payout and close off all credit card and line of credit accounts, an experienced mortgage broker has the ability to try (and I do say try) to negotiate keeping a couple of credit cards and one line of credit open.  If the broker is successful, then the borrower will have truly received the full benefit from debt consolidation.

The reason why this is even possible is due to relationships mortgage brokers can develop with the credit departments for various mortgage lenders.   This provides some what of a platform for the broker to make a case on the borrowers behalf for a reduction in the severity of the payout requirements.

While an individual may try to attempt this on their own, its unlikely they will get very far as credit decisions tend to be very difficult to change.

And when you’re dealing with a mortgage broker that has a focus on debt consolidation, its very likely he or she will be proactively positioning for a positive outcome during their discussions with the mortgage lender prior to a commitment even being issued.

If you’re considering taking advantage of the current mortgage rates to perform some debt consolidation of your own, I would recommend that you give me a call so that we can go over your situation together and develop a plan to get you the best overall results.

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