

Residential mortgages tailored to help you buy a home, invest in property, or refinance with confidence. Let me guide you to the right solution for your needs.
Your affordability depends on your income, debts, credit score, and down payment. A mortgage agent can calculate your maximum budget and show you realistic price ranges before you start house hunting.
Yes. Many lenders in Canada offer options for self-employed borrowers or lower credit scores. The key is structuring the application properly and choosing the right lender.
You typically need proof of income, employment details, credit information, and down payment confirmation. A pre-approval gives you a clear budget and strengthens your offer.

Residential refinance mortgages designed to help you access equity, lower payments, or consolidate debt—expertly structured for your financial advantage.
You may consider refinancing when your mortgage is up for renewal, interest rates drop, or you need to access equity for debt consolidation, renovations, or other expenses.
In Canada, you can typically refinance up to 80% of your home’s value. This means you need at least 20% equity remaining after the refinance.
Yes. Many homeowners refinance to consolidate high-interest debt into one lower monthly payment. This can improve cash flow and simplify finances if structured properly.

Commercial mortgages designed to finance income properties or business spaces. I create solutions that suit your investment and expansion goals.
Commercial mortgages are used to finance income-producing properties like offices, retail, or multi-unit buildings. Approval is based on the property’s income, your experience, and financial profile.
Most commercial mortgages in Canada require 20%–35% down, depending on the property type, risk, and lender requirements.
Lenders focus on the property’s income (cash flow), your financial strength, credit history, and experience managing real estate or businesses.

Construction mortgages structured to support project budgets, timelines, and unique needs—helping you turn vision into reality, every step of the way.
A construction mortgage is funded in stages (draws) as your home is built. Funds are released at key milestones like foundation, framing, and completion.
Most lenders require at least 20% down, but it can be higher depending on the project, builder, and your financial profile.
You’ll need approved building plans, a signed contract with a builder, a realistic budget, and proof you can carry the mortgage during construction.
I am Olga Shvetsov, the mortgage agent at PERCH (# 13262) I provide mortgage services to help buyers, owners, and investors make confident decisions.
Olga Shvetsov, Mortgage Agent
Level 1 @ Perch ON # 13262
(647)299-4336
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