About Invis
Canada’s Largest Independent Mortgage Brokerage Firm
Invis is Canada’s largest independent mortgage brokerage firm with a national team of over 700 mortgage professionals from coast to coast.
Our size allows us greater leverage in negotiating the best mortgage products and rates with financial institutions across the country. For our customers, this means the best possible value in rates, terms and conditions for their specific mortgage needs. This could result in many thousands of dollars in savings through the years of home ownership.
Invis mortgage professionals provide expert, unbiased mortgage advice to first time homebuyers as well as those looking to renew or refinance their mortgage, purchase investment properties, or consolidate debts.
Background
In 2008, Invis Inc. acquired Mortgage Intelligence, a national brokerage firm with over 800 mortgage consultants across Canada. Together, the two companies have over 1500 brokers and form the largest group of associated brokerages in the Canadian mortgage industry, and are setting the standard for product choice and outstanding service for mortgage consumers. In 2010, Invis and Mortgage Intelligence hit the $100 billion mark for mortgage origination, a first in Canadian history. 2011 will mark another great milestone for Invis and Mortgage Intelligence as it will do it's 500,000th mortgage - another 1st in Canadian history for a mortgage brokerage.
As new immigrants, we always relied on the Bank for advice and guidance. After our 1st meeting with Feisal, we realized that every home/business owner must deal with professionals like you and your team to understand the financial gains and transparency involved. Thank you again Feisal and Shimona for all the help. Keep up with the good work! Tony F.
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HST to PST Information Bulletin - February 21, 2012
The province will transition back to the Provincial Sales Tax (PST), which will replace the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), on April 1, 2013. Until then, the province has announced transitional rules for new homes which take effect April 1, 2012.
Kevin Falcon announces HST transition rules for new homes.
British Columbia will return to the PST on April 1, 2013.