New to Canada
Many times clients who are New to Canada may have a tough time finding lending solutions. Some Financial institutions struggle with programs for "New to Canada" residents because it is often hard to prove the individual's credit and job history. However, there are programs in place that can help people in this type of situation.
"I am a permanent resident, but have not been in Canada long enough to establish a Canadian Credit history. Is there anyway to get a mortgage?"
Definitely, many banks have a welcome to Canada Program. This allows the borrower to use an international credit bureau or alternate sources of credit history. This may include as little as 12 months confirmed rent payments and a bill payment with no late payments or 12 months of three bill payments (cable, utilities, childcare) with no late payments. This allows someone who has done all the right things but is just new to the country to get the mortgage they deserve.
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