Purchase mortgage

Buy with clear numbers before the offer.

A purchase approval should show what you qualify for, what payment feels comfortable, and what cash must be ready for down payment, closing costs, tax, insurance, and moving.

What to clarify first

Price

Match purchase price to income, debts, down payment, and stress-test rules.

Cash

Plan down payment, land transfer tax, legal fees, appraisal, adjustments, and moving costs.

Offer

Know the financing condition, approval timing, and document gaps before competing.

Comfort

Approval amount and comfortable payment are not always the same number.

A simple way to start

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Sean Khatibi · Mortgage Agent Level 1
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Where Sean helps

A good mortgage plan answers the practical questions early.

Affordability

Estimate qualification using income, debts, down payment, property tax, condo fees, and stress-test assumptions.

Closing cost plan

Land transfer tax, legal fees, appraisal, title insurance, and adjustments can change how much cash is needed.

Offer strategy

Before removing conditions, confirm lender fit, property type, appraisal risk, and document readiness.

Rate and structure

Compare fixed, variable, term length, prepayment privileges, portability, and penalties.

Insured vs conventional

Less than 20% down usually needs mortgage insurance; 20%+ down can reduce premium cost and loan amount.

Future flexibility

The mortgage should fit near-term life changes, not only the closing date.

Simple process

What happens next.

Send the basics once. Sean reviews the structure, confirms the lender fit, and tells you what documents are likely needed.

Start online
1

Review income, credit, debts, down payment, and target area.

2

Estimate comfortable payment and maximum purchase price.

3

Prepare document list before offers begin.

4

Compare lender options and approval conditions.

5

Coordinate approval, appraisal, lawyer, and closing timing.

Documents usually needed

Be ready before the lender asks.

The exact list depends on lender, income type, property, and purpose, but these are common starting points.

Photo ID

Recent pay stubs or income documents

Job letter

Down payment proof

Gift letter if applicable

Purchase agreement when accepted

MLS listing

Property tax or condo fee details

Still deciding?

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No documents or detailed figures needed to say hello. I'll help compare lender options, structure, affordability, and timing with plain-English advice.

Call514-746-9496
Emailsean@thebrokerguy.ca
Brokerage8Twelve Mortgage Corp 13072
Service areasBarrhaven, Nepean, Kanata, Stittsville, Ottawa West, and Ontario
Office45 Sheppard Ave. E, Suite 211, Toronto, ON M2N 5W9
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