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Canadian Home Financing: What is Home Financing

 
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Canadian Home Financing: What is Home Financing?

The words: home financing are generally among the most researched mortgage and real estate terms online. And you could guess the reasons behind this search activity.

You bet, people could be wanting to buy a home or planning to do so at some point in their life. Or it could be that they are looking for available options in renewing their mortgage, come the renewal time.

They could also be thinking of refinancing.

If you are a new immigrant to Canada, or if you are a first-time buyer, the concept of home financing or mortgage could be overwhelming.

Whatever reasons you might have or whatever situation you may be in, the bottom line is - it is imperative that we understand what home financing is about.
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Researching online the answer to the question: "What is home financing?", would readily give you about 433,000,000 results. (As per Google Search Results. See below).
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So, what is home financing?

In answering that question, we would like to use an excerpt from the book, Canadian Home Financing Simplified.

What is Home Financing?

Home financing in Canada comes in the form of a loan that you take out from a bank, lender, or any financial institution to purchase your home.

This is also called a mortgage. The property that you buy becomes the collateral.

The two technical terms involved in a mortgage are the mortgagee (the bank or lender) and the mortgagor (the borrower).

To understand further the definition of a mortgage, we can associate the word mortgage as a security for the loan.

When a home buyer borrows from a bank or lender, the mortgage becomes the bank’s security for the portion of the funds paid to buy the property.

Therefore, when the property is purchased with a mortgage, the name of the new owner will be registered on the title, while the name of the mortgage lender or bank will also be registered on the title as owner of charge (mortgage).

Source: Canadian Home Financing Simplified
​Author: Sheila Atienza





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