Online Mortgage Application and Mortgage Pre-Approval Form
Online Mortgage Application and Mortgage Pre-Approval Form
Online Mortgage Application and Mortgage Pre-Approval Form
You will benefit from the expertise of a CIBC Mortgage Advisor, whether over the phone or at a time and place that is convenient for you.
One of our CIBC Mortgage Advisors will contact you within 1 business day.
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To qualify for a mortgage, the property must meet certain eligibility requirements and must be:
Located in a built-up area with municipal services such as water, sewer and hydro
Structurally sound, have good plumbing, central heating and wiring that meets municipal standards
You must also meet certain income and employment requirements. You must have:
Documentation confirming your income and employment
A realistic equity in the property and a level of income sufficient to meet the mortgage payments
A 5% down payment
The minimum mortgage amount CIBC offers is $10,000. A guarantor may be required for any mortgage if the applicant is unable to meet the lending criteria. For more information on the amount you can borrow, try our What You Can Afford Calculator Opens a new window..
CIBC mortgages are available for new and existing residential properties that range from detached single-family dwellings to 4-unit dwellings and individual condo units throughout Canada.
Mortgages from CIBC can be applied to the purchase of property, mortgage transfers from other financial institutions, renewals, refinances, ports and assumptions. Conditions apply to each of these mortgages.
You choose the mortgage, and we'll contact your current financial institution to complete the paperwork. It's fast, easy and hassle-free.
For more information about CIBC mortgages and related products, go to CIBC mortgages.
The amortization period for your mortgage is the estimated number of years it will take you to pay off your mortgage. Amortization periods are often 15, 20, or 25 years long.
A mortgage is usually amortized over a long period, with a shorter term applied at intervals you can set (typically 6 months to 5 years). Your term is your current contract to pay your mortgage under the terms you’ve negotiated with your lender. After the term expires, the interest rate can be renegotiated.