Mortgage leads by province
Every province licenses mortgage agents differently, taxes a home purchase differently and has its own rules for what an ad has to say. Each page below covers what that means for a campaign in that province, and which markets we aim at there.
Central Canada
Mortgage leads in Ontario
The GTA, Ottawa, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo and London, with agent and broker licensing set by FSRA.
See Ontario AMFMortgage leads in Quebec
Montreal, Quebec City, Laval and Gatineau, where campaigns run in French and closings go through a notary.
See QuebecWestern Canada
Mortgage leads in British Columbia
The Lower Mainland, the Island and the Interior, under the Mortgage Services Act.
See British Columbia RECAMortgage leads in Alberta
Calgary and Edmonton, a province with no land transfer tax and buyers moving in from elsewhere.
See Alberta FCAAMortgage leads in Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Regina and the rural and farm files around them.
See Saskatchewan MFSAMortgage leads in Manitoba
Winnipeg and Brandon, with campaigns built around Manitoba registration rules.
See ManitobaAtlantic Canada
Mortgage leads in Nova Scotia
Halifax, Cape Breton and the Valley, with deed transfer tax set town by town.
See Nova Scotia FCNBMortgage leads in New Brunswick
Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton, in Canada’s only officially bilingual province.
See New Brunswick PEIMortgage leads in Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown and Summerside: a small market where campaigns are sized to the whole island.
See Prince Edward Island Service NLMortgage leads in Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John’s, Corner Brook and the outports, with campaigns sized to a spread-out market.
See Newfoundland and LabradorLooking for a product rather than a place? See all mortgage lead types, or how pay per lead works in any province.
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