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Calgary draws buyers from across Canada, many of them moving from Vancouver or Toronto and buying for the first time in a market where their dollar goes further. Alberta also has no land transfer tax. Buyers pay land titles registration fees instead, which are far lower than the transfer taxes in Ontario or British Columbia. That leaves more of your savings for the down payment.

In Alberta, mortgage brokers are licensed by the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA). Every broker on this page has been checked against RECA's public records, and you can search RECA's licensee lookup yourself before you sign anything.

If you are moving for work, ask your broker how lenders will treat a new job, a probation period or a recent move between provinces. Lender rules on this vary, and a broker who compares banks, credit unions and lenders that only work through brokers can find one that fits your timing.

Many Calgary buyers also choose newer communities on the edge of the city. If you are buying new construction, ask early about rate holds and how long a lender will hold an approval on a home that is not finished yet.