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I will Get your Mortgage

Your Renewal Is a Negotiation, Not a Formality

When your mortgage term ends, your lender sends a renewal offer — but that offer is rarely their best rate. Most homeowners simply sign and move on, missing out on potential savings. At Iwillgetumortgage, we compare your renewal offer against the wider market to make sure you’re getting the most competitive rate and terms available, whether that means staying with your current lender or transferring to a new one.

Don’t Just Renew. Compare First.

Your lender’s renewal offer isn’t always the best one on the market — let us find you a better rate before you sign.

How It Works

Renewal Review

Send us your current lender’s renewal offer for comparison

Market Comparison

We check rates and terms across our full lender network

Recommendation

We show you the best option, whether it’s renewing or transferring

Seamless Switch

We handle the paperwork and coordinate the transfer, if needed

Why Choose Us for Your Renewal or Transfer

See how your lender’s offer stacks up against the competition

In most cases, transferring your mortgage comes at little to no cost to you

We help you start the process early, before your renewal deadline

Adjust your amortization, payment frequency, or rate type at renewal

We’re not tied to one lender, so our advice is always in your best interest

Frequently Asked Questions

Ideally, 3–4 months before your mortgage term ends, so you have time to compare rates and lock in a favorable option.

In many cases, the new lender covers transfer costs like legal and appraisal fees — we’ll confirm what applies to your situation.

Yes. Renewal is a great opportunity to adjust your amortization period, switch between fixed and variable rates, or change your payment frequency.

If you don’t act before your term ends, most lenders will automatically roll you into a renewal — often at a less competitive rate.

Your Renewal Deadline Is Approaching — Don't Overpay

Get a free comparison before you sign your next mortgage term.