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September 29, 2010

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Natalie Wellings: Edmonton Mortgage Broker

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Natalie Wellings, Mortgage Broker

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There are many benefits to using an independent mortgage broker to obtain mortgage financing.

1. I am independent. I can give you multiple mortgage options based on a variety of factors (rate isn't always the only important consideration).

2. Mortgage brokers deal with a variety of lending institutions and can quote rates and products from several lending institutions.

3. Mortgage brokers will work quickly and efficiently to help select a mortgage lender that meets your needs, guide you all the way through the application to the approval process, as well as offer personalized service and advice over the life of your mortgage.

4. The best part? The lenders pay me to set up your financing and send business their way so there is usually no charge for you to use an independent broker to arrange your financing!

If you require a mortgage, want a second opinion or have any questions in regards to mortgage financing, I would be pleased to assist you.

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The author of this blog, Natalie Wellings, is a licensed Mortgage Broker in the province of Alberta. The opinions expressed within this blog are those of the author and are simply that, opinions! The views expressed in this blog are not intended to advise you in any way, as your needs may differ depending on your particular situation. The information provided in this blog is not guaranteed to be accurate and is subject to change at any time. For legal advice/information, please consult a lawyer. For real estate advice/information, please contact a licensed Realtor. For tax advice/information, please consult an accountant. For investment advice/information, please contact a financial adviser.

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