Mortgage Broker

Spring 2014

Mortgage Broker is the magazine of the Canadian Mortgage Brokers Association and showcases the multi-billion dollar mortgage-broking industry to all levels of government, associated organizations and other interested individuals.

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alternatelenders 6 MortgageBroker mbabc.ca spring 2014 | 33 than an estimate by the borrower, or nothing at all. Ultimately, an appraisal is usually required. Alternative lenders typically have a short list of approved appraisers so check with your lender to see who is on their list before you order the appraisal. ere is a lot of crossover between various private lenders' 'approved' lists, but they aren't identical. What is the amount of the loan and LTV requested? Combined with the valuation of the property, the requested loan amount gives the expected LTV. Although a lender indicates that 75 per cent is their maximum LTV, if they see the property as not very marketable, they may scale back the LTV for that deal. Factors that affect marketability are: location, condition, age and use. ese factors will affect the price and time to sell a property if the lender ends up with the property. Different lenders have varying risk • p30-35_10Questions.indd 33 14-05-08 2:30 PM

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