Question 1

Who qualifies for a bad credit mortgages in Quebec City?

Accepted Answer

Any Canadian resident in Quebec City who meets the standard bad credit mortgages criteria — we help borrowers from Sainte-Foy, Sillery, Saint-Roch and surrounding Capitale. Affordable provincial capital. Government-employee borrower base.

Question 2

What's the average bruised-credit file size in Quebec City?

Accepted Answer

Quebec City's benchmark home price is approximately $405,000, so the median bruised-credit file we see here sits in the $344,250–$465,750 band. Your specific neighbourhood and property type can move that materially.

Question 3

How low can my credit score be?

Accepted Answer

B-lenders go down to ~500 Beacon. Private lenders are largely score-agnostic — they care about equity. Below 500, expect to need at least 25-35% down or equivalent equity.

Question 4

I just had a bankruptcy. When can I get a mortgage?

Accepted Answer

Generally 2 years post-discharge with re-established credit (2+ trade lines reporting clean for 12+ months). Some lenders consider 1 year post-discharge with strong offsetting factors.

Question 5

What's the rate premium?

Accepted Answer

B-lender: +75-150 bps over A-rate. Private: +200-500 bps. The 'cost' is real but it's the bridge to homeownership today versus waiting years for a bank approval.

Question 6

Can I refinance back to an A-lender later?

Accepted Answer

Yes — that's the plan from day 1. Most clients move from B to A-pricing in 12-24 months as credit re-establishes. Many save more on the eventual refinance than they paid in alt premium.

Question 7

How long does a bruised-credit take to close in Quebec City?

Accepted Answer

Most Quebec City files close in 21-35 days from approval. Faster on clean A-lender transfers; slower on alt-A or files requiring an appraisal in a fast-moving Capitale market.

Question 8

What documents do I need for a bruised-credit in Quebec City?

Accepted Answer

Standard package: two pieces of government photo ID, two years of T4s/NOAs, recent pay stubs, 90-day proof of down-payment funds, and the property documents (MLS listing or current mortgage statement). Self-employed and newcomer files have additional requirements — we send a precise list after a 5-minute intake.

Question 9

Is Mortgage Squad Advisors licensed to operate in Quebec?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Mortgage Squad Advisors holds FSRA Brokerage License #13737. We hold or partner under the appropriate provincial regulator in every market we serve, including Quebec. All advisors are licensed and FINTRAC-trained.

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