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A mortgage broker in Dundas costs $0. Lenders pay brokers directly when your mortgage closes. The rate you get is the same or better than going directly to that lender.

The median detached home in Dundas is approximately $1.1M in 2026. Standard family homes across University Gardens and Pleasant Valley run $900K-$1.3M, while heritage properties and larger homes near the Dundas Valley often exceed $1.4M.

Yes, most heritage properties in Dundas qualify for standard mortgages. A few lenders get cautious about very old homes (pre-1900) or properties with unusual construction, but most of the housing stock in University Gardens and Pleasant Valley is financeable through mainstream lenders. Craig knows which lenders are heritage-friendly and which ones to avoid.

Dundas has historically held its value better than many comparable Hamilton neighbourhoods because of the limited supply of character homes and the community's strong identity. Most forecasts point to modest growth across the Hamilton-area market in 2026-2027 as rates stabilize. That said, what matters most is whether the numbers work for your personal situation, not price predictions.

For a $1.1M Dundas home under $1.5M, minimum down is 5% on first $500K and 10% on the remaining $600K - that's $85,000. Plus CMHC insurance (added to the mortgage). Homes priced $1.5M and above require 20% down and cannot be insured.

Your lender sends a renewal letter 4-6 months before maturity with their renewal offer. You can either sign it, negotiate with them, or switch to another lender at zero penalty. Most Dundas homeowners save money by comparing through a broker before signing - the posted renewal rate is rarely the best rate available in the market.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Consolidating high-interest debt into your mortgage at a much lower rate can save thousands in interest per year. But you have to be disciplined - rolling credit card debt into a 25-year amortization and then running the cards up again is a common trap. Craig walks through the real math and the behavioural side before making any recommendation.

Yes. Self-employed mortgages require a different approach - some lenders accept business financials, others accept stated income with 10%+ down, and specialty lenders have flexible underwriting for newer businesses. Craig works with self-employed clients regularly and knows which lenders to approach based on your specific income situation.