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Refinancing & Home Equity
Sound familiar? Here’s why homeowners come to Easy House Loan.
We run a no-obligation refinance review for homeowners in Etobicoke and the GTA and show you clear dollar amounts. No jargon.
High-interest Consumer Debt
Credit cards and personal loans are eating your cash flow.
Equity Feels Locked
You built value in your home but accessing it safely feels complicated.
Worried About Penalties
You’ve got a low rate now, is breaking your mortgage worth it?
Refinancing & using home equity the smart way
How We Help
Trusted by Homeowners Across the GTA
Ready to unlock your home’s value?
Quick home equity Calculation
Use our home equity estimate calculator
Estimate available equity based on current market value.
This calculator uses a simple LTV-based model (max borrowable = chosen LTV × market value) and subtracts the outstanding mortgage and any closing costs to estimate available cash. Note: lenders differ in allowable LTVs, HELOC rules, and CMHC/insurer limits.
What is a HELOC?
A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a revolving line of credit secured by your home. It
allows homeowners to borrow money against the equity they have built in their property.
Home equity is the difference between the market value of your home and the remaining balance
on your mortgage.
Home value:
$900,000
Mortgage balance:
$550,000
Home Equity:
$350,000
In Canada, lenders typically allow homeowners to borrow up to 65% of the home’s value
through a HELOC.
HELOC Rules in Canada
Canadian HELOCs are regulated by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institution (OSFI). Key regulations include:
The maximum HELOC portion is 65% of the home’s value
If combined with a mortgage, the total borrowing limit cannot exceed 80% loan-to-value
Borrowers must pass a mortgage stress test
How to Qualify for a HELOC in Canada
Lenders typically look at several factors when approving a HELOC.
Requirements often include:
At least 20% equity in the home
Credit score above 680
Stable Income
Acceptable debt-to-income-ratio
Property Appraisal
Find out if you qualify
Types of Refinancing
What Is Refinancing?
Refinancing is the process of replacing an existing loan with a new one, typically to secure better terms, lower interest rates, or improved repayment conditions. Homeowners commonly refinance mortgages, but refinancing can also apply to auto loans, student loans, and personal loans.
Refinancing FAQ
Generally, credit cards interest rate are much higher than mortgage rate. Using equity in your home would allow you to reduce your monthly payments.
Lastly, if you are planning a big project, such as renovation and you want to use equity in your property to fund the project.
