What is a mortgage agent?
Per FSRA (Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario), a mortgage agent is defined as:
“A professional who deals or trades in mortgages for a licensed mortgage brokerage, under the supervision of a licensed mortgage broker. All individuals acting as mortgage agents or mortgage brokers in Ontario must have a licence from FSRA. They must also be sponsored by one licensed mortgage brokerage.”
Per FSRA (Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario), a mortgage agent is defined as:
“A professional who deals or trades in mortgages for a licensed mortgage brokerage, under the supervision of a licensed mortgage broker. All individuals acting as mortgage agents or mortgage brokers in Ontario must have a licence from FSRA. They must also be sponsored by one licensed mortgage brokerage.”
- You can find Rob’s registration with FSRA here: https://mbsweblist.fsco.gov.on.ca/ShowLicence.aspx?M25000288~
- Rob’s sponsoring mortgage brokerage is 1000775079 Ontario Limited operating as Mortgage Architects - A Better Way
What does Rob do as a Mortgage Agent?
Rob acts as an intermediary between borrowers and a wide range of lenders. His role is to simplify and guide the prospective borrower through the process by:
His goal is to make sure you borrow informed, confident, and well-supported—every step of the way.
Rob acts as an intermediary between borrowers and a wide range of lenders. His role is to simplify and guide the prospective borrower through the process by:
- Understand - Gain a clear understanding of the borrowers goals associated with real estate
- Gather - Collecting key details and documents required in the process for compliance and potential lenders
- Reviewing - Analyze mortgage options from over 30 lenders to identify the most viable solutions aligned with the borrowers real estate goals
- Present & Decide: Presenting the most suitable lending solutions and helping the borrower choose the best option
- Facilitate: Coordinating the funding process to ensure a smooth transaction
- Future planning: Setting ideal follow-up timelines and being available for your next borrowing need
His goal is to make sure you borrow informed, confident, and well-supported—every step of the way.