1. An
Open Mortgage allows you
the flexibility to pay off some
or all of the
mortgage at any time, without a penalty. Interest rates are
usually higher
and are tied to the Bank Prime.
2. A
Closed or Fixed Mortgage
offers you the security of
locking in your interest
rate for the term of your mortgage, so you know exactly how much
principal
and interest you will be paying on the mortgage during the term.
Terms range
from 6 months through to 10 years. Should you wish to pay off some
or all of
the mortgage prior to the end of the term you will have to pay a
penalty. 3
months interest or interest differential is standard.
3. A
Variable Rate Mortgage
allows take advantage of today's
low Prime Rate.
Most variable rate products are set either at Prime or slightly
below. The
terms range from 3 - 6 years. Payments vary depending on the
product or
lender you choose. In some cases you can fix your payments for up
to 5
years, but the interest rate will fluctuate as the Bank Prime Rate
changes. In
other cases your monthly payments will fluctuate depending on how
many
time the Prime Rate Changes during your term.
:: Conventional mortgage::
A
traditional mortgage for up to 75 per
cent of the appraised value of a
property.
:: Economic Lift! ::
The time
span over which a property is employed
in its Highest and Best Use
:: Borrowing::
Incurring
an obligation to repay a debt in order
to invest or consume more than one
currently owns.