Deals are good. And we have partners that can put more in your pocket, every step of the way. Our Realtor and Mortgage partners are experienced, supportive and here to help you save on fees when it comes to selling your existing home and closing on a new one.
If you have a home to sell before taking possession of your new home, our mortgage partners will pay your listing fees if you choose to work with them.They are super familiar with the building process, and have a great idea of when to list your home to sell. They are also experts in our markets, and will know what buyers are looking for, and what the competition is like.
They know our business, and know it well. They know what to plan with rate holds so that your mortgage rate is locked in for the time period of the build. They work with all the big banks and can help everyone, from self-employed to new to Canada.
Great news is you don’t need a Realtor to buy. Our prices are clear and upfront and our sales people are there to support you, so there’s really no reason to have a Realtor as part of your buying experience.
By working with our mortgage brokers, we offer a $500 discount plus we will pay your legal fees (which can be up to a couple grand). When working with our realtors, we will pay your listing fees. For example, that equates to about $12,500 on a $700k home. That's huge savings!
Homebuying TipsIf you're unsure about which mortgage rate to choose, Hopewell can guide you through the process, offering insights into the benefits of Fixed versus Variable Mortgage Rates and connecting you with specialists for personalized assistance.
Homebuying TipsHopewell has partnered with Virtuo to offer a complimentary Home Concierge service that handles all aspects of your move, including coordinating movers, transferring utilities, and managing mailbox registration, to ensure a smooth transition into your new home.
Events and PromosStarting April 11, 2024, the Canadian Mortgage Charter will ease home buying by increasing the Home Buyers’ Plan limit to $60,000 and offering 30-year amortizations for first-time buyers of new homes, potentially lowering monthly mortgage payments significantly.