Mortgage leads in Manitoba

Winnipeg, Brandon and the rural municipalities, with every inquiry exclusive to you.

Mortgage leads in Manitoba are borrowers in Winnipeg, Brandon and the surrounding rural municipalities who asked a broker for help with a purchase, a renewal or a refinance. We run the Facebook, Instagram and Google campaigns for mortgage marketing in Manitoba under your name, and each lead goes to you alone and is never resold. Below are the questions Manitoba brokers ask us most.

  • Winnipeg, Brandon and rural Manitoba
  • Purchase, renewal, refinance and farm borrowers
  • Exclusive and never resold

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Manitoba mortgage leads, in 45 seconds

Four questions Manitoba brokers ask, answered one at a time, and how our campaigns run under your name.

Who regulates mortgage brokers in Manitoba?

The Mortgage Brokers Act. The Manitoba Financial Services Agency registers mortgage brokers, restricted mortgage brokers and mortgage salespeople, and the public can check the register at rols.mb.ca.

For mortgage broker marketing, the practical rules are two. Advertise under the name on your certificate of registration, and keep ads from being misleading or deceptive. The Act has a misleading advertising provision, so no promised rates, no promised approvals, no "guaranteed". We write ads to that standard.

What is different about a Manitoba closing?

Manitoba charges a land transfer tax on the purchase price, collected when the transfer is registered at the Property Registry.

It is tiered, so a buyer cannot guess it from a single percentage, and a lead who budgets only for the down payment can be surprised. Tell borrowers to look up the current schedule early. We do not quote the rates here because they are the first thing to go stale.

Where do the leads come from?

Winnipeg is the main market, and Brandon is the second city. The rest is rural.

We run city-level campaigns so each report shows where the inquiries came from. A broker who works Winnipeg and Brandon can run both at once, with the city named in the ad. Get them through a managed Facebook and Instagram campaign, a Google campaign for people already searching, or pay per lead.

Questions brokers ask us

Do I need a licence number on a Manitoba ad?

The source we checked says Manitoba registrants must advertise under the name on their certificate of registration, and that advertising must not be misleading or deceptive. It does not mention a licence number the way Saskatchewan does. Check The Mortgage Brokers Act and the Manitoba Financial Services Agency before you approve any ad.

Can a lead be a restricted mortgage broker file?

That is a registration category for brokers, not a type of lead. Manitoba registers mortgage brokers and restricted mortgage brokers, plus salespeople working under them. Confirm which category your registration covers before you take on a file type, such as private lending.

Does Winnipeg get the same campaign as Brandon?

No. The audience and the competition differ, so each city gets its own targeting and its own report. A broker serving both can run both, with the city named in the ad.

See what a campaign would look like in your market

A free 30-minute call. We look at your province, your products and what is already working, and map out what we would build. If it is not a fit, you will hear that too.