Are you searching for a mortgage solution and you find that trying to understand all the different options available are beginning to cause you some anxiety?

Call the MortgageGirl team today and let us help you sort through all the information.

• Wondering whether to take fixed vs variable?
• Or perhaps you want a mortgage that is both fixed and variable?
• Are you considering a shorter term and have heard that a 5 year fixed is the best option?

Questions… we have answers and will work with you to customize your solution.

“You can’t just pick the cheapest bank anymore, you have to pick the winners,”

Craig Fehr, Edward Jones banking analyst.

With this in mind, pick the winning MortgageGirl team that will help you choose the winning strategy with a strong sound lender!

We now have 3 variable rate options* for you to choose from:

• 1 year at prime less .15%
• 3 year at prime less .75%
• 5 year at prime less .65%

If you have questions please call us for a FREE consultation and see if any of these terms works for you!

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