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Second Mortgage
canadalend.com can arrange a second
mortgage to cut your monthly payments by more than half of what you currently pay.
Why pay minimum payments towards car loans, credit cards and other unsecure debt
when your payments are only paying off interest?
Here’s an example how we can help:
Credit Card - $50,000 minimum payment is $ 1,500(3%
of the balance)
Car Loan - $ 25,000 minimum payment $533(Rate of 5%, 60 month term)
Total Debt Load $ 75,000
At
canadalend.com your payment will be
$ 479.41 a month based on a 5.99% interest rate. This savings can be used
to pay down the orginal prinpal. In Two years you will pay off an additional
$ 41,000 in principal.
Second Mortgages are useful for:
- Debt Consolidation
- Children’s Education
- Home Renovations
- Disposable Cash
- Mortgage and tax arrears
There are no penalties to place second mortgages.
Call now at 1-866-422 6536 to speak to a
canadalend.com mortgage specialists
to determine your second mortgage opportunities or
apply online and
one of our staff will contact you promptly.
What is a Second Mortgage?
A mortgage in Canada is a “claim” on a property that is given by the owner of
the property to a lender as security for money that he or she borrows. Strictly
speaking you never go to a lender or a bank to “get a mortgage” – you go there to
“give a mortgage” and in return for this you “get money”. So think of the mortgage
as a document that you “give” to the lender for which you “get” money from the lender.
A typical Canadian home owner will most likely borrow money from a financial institution
or a private lender to purchase or finance their home. As such the owner (or borrower)
will have at least one mortgage registered against the home. The borrower promises
to pay back the money to lender in small installments, at regular intervals over
a set period of time.
A property may have one, two, three or even four mortgages registered on it (although
the latter two are rarer). The date order in which the home owner borrows money,
determines the RANK of the mortgage. So you would have a 1st mortgage followed by
a 2nd mortgage followed by a 3rd mortgage and so on. Should the borrower fail to
pay the amounts as agreed upon, the loan falls into default.
If after exhausting all legal processes to get the
borrower to bring the payments on the loan back to good standing have failed, the
lenders have a right to repossess the property and sell it to pay off the outstanding
mortgages. The rank of the mortgage determines the order in which the mortgages
are paid off. Depending on the equity in the sale of the property, the 2nd mortgage
(and others that follow), have a higher risk of being paid out. As a result higher
ranked mortgages generally come with a higher interest rate than 1st mortgages.
Second mortgages are loans that are made against the equity in your home. At canadalend.com
we offer second mortgage solutions for debt consolidation, investing in your small
business, higher education for your children or even unexpected expenses that come
up from time to time.
How much can you borrow?
The amount of money you can borrow generally depends on the equity that you have
in your home. Home equity is the amount of money you have already paid against the
value of your home. To calculate the equity in your home look at the following example
Let’s assume your home is valued at $500,000 and you have borrowed $300,000 against
this. This leaves you with equity of $200,000 which provides
canadalend.com the ability to provide a second
mortgage solution of up to $150,000 which is 90% of the appraised value of the home.
With access to a large base of private and public lenders we can work with you to
provide you with a solution that suits your unique situation best. Speak to our
qualified staff to see how
canadalend.com
can help secure a second mortgage for you. Call now at 1-866-422 6536 to get a quick
and easy consultation or
apply online and
one of our staff will contact you promptly.
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