The County of Renfrew stretches from the National Capital Region of Ottawa to the west, along the shores of the beautiful Ottawa River to the northern tip of historic Algonquin Park. Renfrew County is the largest county in Ontario, with more than 900 pristine lakes and four major river systems. From the high-tech world of nuclear research in the northwest, through the farmlands of Cobden and Renfrew, the back-to-nature spirit of Killaloe and Barry’s Bay and the urban commuter town of Arnprior — this county is Canadian diversity at its best. You’ll find nooks and crannies, festivals and shops, brooks and trails — enough to explore for years to come!
First Time Buyers >Choosing A Lender
When you are buying a new home or refinancing your present one, it is wise to do some comparison shopping among lenders. A low interest rate isn't the only criterion by which to evaluate a loan. You should also consider the terms of the mortgage, what your closing costs will be and the reputation of the lender.
Real estate agents are a good source of information about loans and lenders, whether you are buying a home or just refinancing your present home. We routinely assist buyers when they need a mortgage in order to purchase a home. We know what loan packages are available and the qualifying requirements. The companies with the lowest rates sometimes have very conservative underwriting guidelines, and may not be willing to make loans on certain types of property or to buyers who are marginally qualified. We can tell you which companies and loan officers will go the extra mile to provide excellent service to make sure that the transaction closes.
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What are the financial benefits of having a home near a body of water?
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The mere presence of water within 300 feet increases a home's value by 22 percent. |
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