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Buying, renewing, refinancing or relocating? Get mortgage guidance tailored to the unique needs of Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans and military families.
From first homes to forever homes.
Learn More about Buying a HomeMortgage solutions for relocations and transfers.
Learn More about Getting PostedReview your options and find a better fit.
Learn More about RenewingAccess equity, consolidate debt or plan ahead.
Learn More about RefinancingContinued support after service.
Learn More about Veterans & Families
Meet Jennifer Inness
As an Associate Mortgage Broker and military mortgage specialist, Jennifer works with Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans and their families to find practical, flexible mortgage solutions.
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Military Mortgage Resources
From posting message to mortgage renewals, get answers to the questions military members and their families ask most often.
You may be able to port your mortgage to a new property, keep your existing home, or pay out your mortgage when you sell. Your options depend on your lender, mortgage terms, eligibility and posting timeline.
Possibly. A military posting does not automatically eliminate a mortgage prepayment penalty. The amount, and any available exceptions or relief, depend on your lender and mortgage contract. It is worth reviewing the terms before making decisions.
You can often begin discussing affordability and financing options before receiving your orders. Formal pre-approval and its conditions depend on your income, credit, down payment, lender requirements and the proposed purchase.
Yes. Jennifer can help you review renewal or refinancing options, compare available terms and consider how future postings or other changes may affect your mortgage strategy.
Some lenders have policies or programs relevant to Canadian Armed Forces members. Availability, rates, eligibility and terms vary by lender and individual circumstances; no particular benefit is guaranteed.
Lenders commonly request identification, income and employment confirmation, down-payment documentation, and details of your existing debts. Additional documents may be required depending on your posting, property and lender.
Jennifer can discuss your relocation and financing needs and confirm whether she or her brokerage can arrange financing in your destination province, or whether a properly licensed referral is needed.
Military families may be moving between provinces, so the first step is to confirm where mortgage services can be provided under applicable licensing rules. Contact Jennifer to discuss your location and next steps.