Alberta Mortgage Brokers and Agents

Get in touch with a Alberta mortgage broker or agent to gain access to the best Alberta mortgage rates. The advantage of using a local broker is two-fold: you can meet with the mortgage agent or broker in-person and discuss your needs, and the agent or broker will compare the best mortgage rates offered by banks and lenders across Canada.

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Marc Crossman 3 reviews View Profile Contact Now	#107 10903 23rd Ave Edmonton, Alberta T6J 1X3	Marc Crossman Dominion Lending Centres Mortgage Agent

Dan Eisner 3 reviews View Profile Contact Now	242 - 311 - 6th Ave. SW +15 Calgary, Alberta T2P 3H2	True North Mortgage Mortgage Broker

Joe Lenz 4 reviews View Profile Contact Now	Energy Plaza, 311 - 6th Ave SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 3H2	True North Mortgage Mortgage Agent

Alberta Mortgage Brokers

Mortgage brokers in Alberta provide an origination service for acquiring mortgage loans. They act as an intermediary between the borrower and the lender. The broker will gather the borrower’s financial information and process the paperwork to be passed off later to the lender.

Why use a mortgage broker in Alberta?

A mortgage broker’s services are completely free
Alberta mortgage brokers have extended business hours because they operate independently
Through access to numerous lending institutions, mortgage agents are able to provide the most competitive mortgage rates
Mortgage professionals in Alberta represent valuable industry knowledge because they are not tied to any one lender, but rather see the entire mortgage backdrop

Alberta Mortgage Broker Associations and Licensing

The Real Estate Act of Alberta requires any individual who deals in mortgages to hold an authorization with the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA). To become licensed, a person must meet the requirements set out by the RECA and complete two mortgage education courses. The first course may be obtained through the RECA online. The second course is available through the Alberta Mortgage Brokers Association (AMBA).

Completing these courses will qualify as the Proficiency Course requirement for the AMP Program. The Accredited Mortgage Professional (AMP) designation is assigned by the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals, otherwise known as CAAMP. The AMP designation is not a national requirement, but does lend credibility.