New Brunswick Mortgage Brokers and Agents

To secure the best mortgage rates in New Brunswick, contact a mortgage broker or agent in your area. Using a local broker gives you the ability to meet in-person to discuss your needs and concerns and gives you access to the best mortgage rates offered by banks and lenders across Canada.

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	Broker	Rating	Provider	Location
	Serge Cormier	UNI	295 West St-Pierre Blvd Caraquet, New Brunswick E1W 1B7	Contact Now
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Best Mortgage Broker Rates In New Brunswick

Mortgage brokers offer better rates than the big banks. Find the broker in New Brunswick with the best mortgage rates.

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The advantages of using a mortgage broker:

Enlisting the help of a mortgage brokers comes with many benefits, some of which are:

greater access to lenders, mortgage products and rates
the ability to compare mortgage rates without having your credit report being pulled multiple times (if you conducted your own comparison shopping, your credit report would be pulled once by each of the lenders you go to)
the potential to receive a discount via your mortgage broker’s volume discount
mortgage brokers’ extended hours offer more opportunities to meet in person
access to your mortgage broker’s large amount of industry knowledge
free service, as mortgage brokers are paid by the lender that provides your mortgage

Mortgage Brokers Association of Atlantic Canada

Mortgage brokers in New Brunswick falls under the Mortgage Brokers Association of Atlantic Canada (MBAAC). The MBAAC supports professional and ethical standards in the mortgage brokerage industry through professional development and educational courses. They also represent their members when dealing with agencies, licensing bodies and regulators. Members of MBAAC must adhere to the professional and ethical standards outlined by the association and meet the qualification requirements.

Mortgage Broker Licensing in New Brunswick

To be a licensed mortgage broker in New Brunswick you must meet the education and work experience requirements as outlined by New Brunswick’s Financial and Consumer Service Commission. The Financial and Consumer Service Commission enforces the Mortgage Brokers Act and Mortgage Brokers Fees rules.

Other Professionals

During the purchase process of a new home you may come into contact with numerous professionals offering services to help you purchase your new home. Some of these professionals are: realtors, home inspectors and real estate lawyers.

Realtors aid in the finding and negotiating involved with a home purchase. They are overseen by the Financial and Consumer Services Commission of New Brunswick. Many realtors are also part of the New Brunswick Real Estate Association which regulates education and ethical standards in New Brunswick’s real estate industry.

Home inspectors evaluate the condition of your property and determine the repairs and maintenance which is required. Since provincial licensing of home inspectors is not required, consult the Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors Atlantic for a listing of its members to find a qualified home inspector.