December 16, 2009
Merix Financial
Most mortgage borrowers don’t realize that their mortgage lender options are much broader than the Big 5 Banks. There is an entire market of lenders who are, in many cases, more competitive than the banks when it comes to mortgage interest rates, have a wider selection of products and have excellent costumer service.
One of my favorite lenders to work with is Merix Financial. You have probably never heard of Merix Financial but their extensive product line (including the Merix HELOC, and 50/50 Mortgage), competitive no hassle interest rates and commitment to serving their customers have made them one of Canada’s leading mortgage lenders.
As a borrower you will find that they are very easy to work with especially when it comes time to renew your mortgage or lock in your variable rate mortgage. They don’t have posted rates and only offer discounted rates which are always among the lowest in the market so you never have to worry about whether you are being offered an unfair market rate.
The goal of Merix Financial is to stay ahead of the curve in the evolving mortgage industry, listen to the needs of their customers, and continue to build and innovate to support the long term loyalty of the customer and broker.
To date they have managed to achieve that goal very well and continue to improve.
If you would like to learn more about Merix Financial‘s mortgage options, please contact me.
Christopher Molder – Son Of A Broker
Licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Ontario under Lic#M08010066
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Could you please tell me if Merix customers are allowed to change their mortgage from fixed to a 50/50 five year variable to get a better rate.
could you please tell me How much is the cost to break the mortgage and if Merix is willing to lower that cost for me.
regards
Dhanrajia Harry-Paul
Thanks for your inquiry… I’ll send you a personal email. If you would like to switch into the 50/50 mortgage you would need to perform a full refinance which includes incurring interest penalties and legal fees. There is the possibility that Merix could help you absorb some of the costs by offering a blend but either way there is an expense to you.
I am looking at buying another house I do have a account with u already and I have been with you for 3years I would like to know how I could go about this it would be a rental property and how much It would require for the down payment
Hi Charlene thanks for your message I should let you know that I am not Merix Financial and your message was not received by anyone at Merix Financial. I am a Toronto based Mortgage broker who works with Merix Financial and if you would like more information I’d happy to discuss with you over the phone. 416.461.0204