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Mortgages in Canada

Fixed and variable mortgages, renewals, refinancing and home equity in Canada.

Compare mortgages by rate, term, repayment flexibility and the cost of changing or ending the loan. The lowest advertised rate may come with restrictions that matter later.

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TD Canada Trust

Business Mortgage

Financing for buying or improving business property, with different prepayment conditions for fixed and variable rates.

Prepayment
Variable-rate principal repayment without penalties; fixed-rate conditions differ.
Property types
Commercial and mixed commercial/residential properties.
Uses
Property purchase, expansion or renovation.
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BDC

Commercial Real Estate Loan

Financing to purchase, build or renovate business premises. Initial interest-only payments may defer principal repayment, subject to conditions.

Amortization
Up to 25 years, subject to approval.
Eligibility
Canadian business with at least 24 months generating revenue and a good credit track record.
Initial payments
Interest-only payments for up to 36 months, subject to conditions.
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What to check before choosing mortgages

Rate and term

Understand fixed versus variable rates and distinguish the mortgage term from amortization.

Flexibility

Check prepayment privileges, portability and refinancing conditions.

Other costs

Ask about penalties, appraisal fees, legal costs and discharge fees.

Your rate and approval depend on lender criteria and your circumstances. Confirm provincial legal costs and requirements.

Before you visit a provider

Confirm current fees, rates and eligibility directly with the provider. Product terms can change over time. A listed product is not a recommendation or a promise of approval.

Availability must be confirmed for your province or territory. If product-specific location or eligibility information is missing, it is not confirmed.

For further guidance, visit Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.

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