• Mitch Will Find You The Best Mortgage For Your Needs

    "My husband and I are about to buy our 7th property...Mitch will get you the best rate and you'll receive great service." Anne-Marie, Kingston, ON

    Mitch Always Puts His Customers First

    "From the first meeting, Mitch exceeded my expectations...I couldn't have asked for a better experience." Crystal, Kingston, ON

    Clients Choose Mitch For His Honest Expert Advice

    "His friendly, honest, and intelligent approach to the real estate world is a welcome change!" - Robin, Kingston, ON

  • Looking for a Mortgage Broker in Kingston?

    If you're looking for an honest, experienced Mortgage Broker, Mitch Thibodeau will be happy to help you. Mitch has been a Mortgage Broker since 2009. He will be happy to provide you with expert advice concerning your next purchase, refinance or renewal.

    Buying a home is an exciting time and it should be filled with anticipation and joy! When you factor in piles of paperwork, endless decisions, and stressful negotiations, the exciting aspects of buying a home can easily be forgotten.

    Mitch's goal is to help you make the right decisions and take the stress out of the home buying process.

    As an independent Mortgage Broker, Mitch is not committed to any one bank or lender. His focus is on you and finding the mortgage that is best suited to your needs.

    Whether you are purchasing, refinancing, renewing or just need general mortgage advice, Mitch will be happy to answer all of your questions.

     

  • Latest News

  • Fixed vs. Variable

    Jan

    18

    With some recent movement in rates, I have had a lot of clients ask whether they should go with a fixed rate or a variable rate for their mortgage. That’s never an easy question to answer, as the answer will depend largely on your individual risk [...]

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  • Beware High Interest Loans

    Oct

    23

    In the past week, I have met with two different clients who have recently signed up for loans of $20K - $30K with interest rates around 30%. In both cases, the loans were registered as second mortgages without the client fully understanding that this[...]

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