Mortgages in Ottawa
Buying, refinancing, renewing or investing in Ottawa? Work with one licensed mortgage professional who serves homeowners in Ontario and compares lenders for you.
Key points
- You’re matched with one licensed mortgage professional who serves Ottawa.
- They compare options from multiple lenders and explain the full cost.
- Ontario charges a provincial land transfer tax when you buy a home, and first-time buyers may qualify for a refund of some or all of it.
- There’s no cost and no obligation.
Buying and owning a home in Ottawa
Ottawa is Canada’s capital, with a steady economy built on the federal government, a large technology sector and professional services, and suburbs that keep growing in every direction.
Every market has its own pace and its own costs. A mortgage professional who works in Ottawa knows how local lenders approach properties in Ottawa, what appraisals tend to look like, and which programs apply where you’re buying.
Whether it’s your first home, a renewal or an investment property, they’ll start with your goals and show you the options side by side.
Mortgage options in Ottawa
| Option | Good for |
|---|---|
| First-time home buyers | Your first home, with someone in your corner. |
| Buying your next home | Moving up, moving out or moving on, with your current home in the picture. |
| Refinancing | Change your mortgage to suit your life now. |
| Renewals | Compare before you sign your renewal. |
| Investment property mortgages | Financing for rental and investment properties. |
| Mortgages for the self-employed | Mortgages that understand how you earn. |
| Mortgages for newcomers to Canada | Your first home in Canada, without the guesswork. |
How NorthMerit can help
Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll connect you with one licensed mortgage professional who compares lenders for you. It’s free, and there’s no obligation.
Closing costs to plan for
Ontario charges a provincial land transfer tax when you buy a home, and first-time buyers may qualify for a refund of some or all of it.
Budget for legal fees, a home inspection, title insurance and property tax adjustments as well. Many buyers set aside 1.5% to 4% of the price for closing costs.
How it works
Tell us what you’re planning, confirm your phone and email, and you’ll be introduced to one licensed professional. They’ll call you, compare lenders and lay out your options. You decide what to do next, with no obligation.
Common questions
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Your next home starts with one conversation.
Tell us your plans and talk to one licensed mortgage professional. Free, with no obligation.
