Mortgage Switch/transfer - Sandra Brown Mortgages

Mortgage Switch or Transfer – Get a Better Deal Without the Headache

Whether you’re renewing soon or ready for better terms now, switching your mortgage doesn’t need to be complicated. We’ll help you transfer your mortgage with ease and confidence.

Mortgage Transfers Built Around Your Goals

You don’t have to stay locked into a mortgage that no longer serves you. Whether your rate is too high, your lender lacks flexibility, or you simply want more control—switching your mortgage can be a smart financial move.

As a mortgage broker, I help clients transfer their mortgage without the stress. With access to over 50 lenders, we’ll find a better mortgage match for your needs, then handle the full process so you don’t have to.

Common reasons homeowners switch:

  • Lower interest rates
  • Better prepayment privileges or features
  • Debt consolidation into one easy payment
  • Longer or shorter amortization for improved cash flow

When the time is right, we’ll make sure the switch is smooth, smart, and on your terms.

Your Challenge, Our Solution

Why Many Homeowners Stay Stuck—And Why You Don’t Have To

Many Canadians feel locked into their mortgage—even when rates drop or their lender no longer meets their needs. That hesitation can cost thousands over time.

We believe switching should be easy. Whether you’re at renewal or mid-term, we’ll walk you through the pros, cons, and costs so you can make a confident decision.

Our access to credit unions, monoline lenders, and alternative options means more flexibility, better rates, and mortgages that align with your financial goals.

We manage the process end to end—including the paperwork, communication with your current lender, and timelines—so you don’t have to stress about the switch.

Why do customers love working with us?

Got Questions? We’ve Got You

FAQ

Yes, you can—but it’s important to weigh the penalties against the long-term savings. If the new mortgage offers a significantly better rate or terms, switching early could still make sense. We’ll run the numbers with you to find out.

Possibly. Most fixed-rate mortgages come with a prepayment penalty if you break your term early. But in many cases, the interest savings from a new mortgage can offset the penalty. We’ll help you assess whether it’s worth it.

Not at all. When you work with us, we handle the entire process—from reviewing your current terms to managing the paperwork and coordinating with your new lender. It’s typically faster and easier than you think.

Yes. Even if your credit isn’t perfect, we can often help you transfer to a lender who offers more flexible qualification guidelines. We’ll present all the options available based on your current credit profile.

Yes, a new lender will still need to review your income, credit, and property details. But don’t worry—we’ll prepare everything with you and ensure you’re only applying with lenders where you’re likely to get approved.

Typically, the process takes 10 to 20 business days, depending on your current lender and the new lender’s requirements. We’ll keep you updated throughout so there are no surprises.

In most cases, yes—but the cost is minimal, especially when switching at renewal. Some lenders even cover legal or appraisal fees as part of the switch incentive. We’ll walk you through what’s covered and what’s not.

Yes, switching lenders gives you the opportunity to re-evaluate your mortgage type. If you want to move from a fixed rate to a variable, or vice versa, we’ll help you explore which option works best now.

Applying for a new mortgage involves a credit check, but the impact is minimal and temporary. In fact, switching to a better mortgage can improve your financial position and help you manage debt more effectively.

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