Jason Scott TMG The Mortgage Group

Jason Scott, Edmonton Mortgage Broker

We will educate you, walk you through the process, and help you find the right mortgage for this chapter of your life.

18+ years in business · Education and advice first

Edmonton homes Jason Scott helps finance through TMG The Mortgage Group

Edmonton desk

Alberta mortgages with education first

Jason Scott compares purchase, renewal, and refinance paths against the documents you actually have. The office is 10525 170 Street NW Unit 107, Edmonton, AB T5P 4W2.

Call 780-721-4879 or apply online when you are ready to upload. Calculators on this site are estimates, not offers.

Jason Scott, Edmonton mortgage associate

Who and where

Households and Alberta cities

See who we serve for first-time, renewal, self-employed, and investment chapters. See where we serve for Edmonton and nearby cities.

Regulated under RECA. Verify licensing via RECA ProCheck. Equal Housing Opportunity principles apply.

18+ Years in business helping Edmonton buyers, renewers, and homeowners
Advice Education and guidance first, so you understand the options before you choose
Jason Scott, Edmonton mortgage associate with TMG The Mortgage Group

We’ve been using Jason for all our mortgage needs for almost 20 years. He has always been helpful and professional.

Dan D.

Education and guidance

Experienced mortgage educators who understand your situation

Jason will educate you, answer your questions, and make the process feel easier. The job is a plan you understand, not a pitch about how many lenders sit on a shelf.

He works Edmonton applications every week: a first offer in Oliver, a move to Terwillegar, a renewal in St. Albert. You get a trusted local network of realtors, lawyers, inspectors, and appraisers, plus the I Love Edmonton Real Estate podcast and Jason’s book Approved! Mortgage Advice for All Stages of Life.

  • Clear explanations of insurance, penalties, and qualifying rules before you commit
  • Personalized strategies for buyers, renewers, investors, and self-employed clients
  • Follow-through when timelines get tight and conditions need to move

Edmonton and nearby

Neighbourhoods and communities we know

Local streets change the payment. Jason works these areas every week, not from a generic Alberta script.

Google reviews

What Edmonton Homebuyers Say About Us

Comments from people who bought, renewed, or refinanced with Jason. See all Google reviews, or read more on the reviews page.

Jason was extremely knowledgeable and explained all of our options in a way we could understand. He even worked in the middle of the night to lock our rate.

Sydney R.

We had a challenging, drawn-out purchase and Jason was quick to respond. He did everything he could to get us the best mortgage possible.

Kristi A.

As a first-time buyer, Jason made the process easy. He answered every question respectfully and without error.

Erica H.

Should you call a broker or walk into your bank?

If you only want the product on one institution’s shelf, a bank branch can be fine. If you want options compared, trade-offs explained, and a plan that looks past the first term, start with an independent broker. Jason leads with education and advice, then shops lenders to find the right solution for you.

Not sure yet? Read the FAQs, try a mortgage calculator, or jump into the 2026 Edmonton buying guide.

Common questions

Edmonton mortgage FAQs

What is the minimum down payment for a first-time buyer in Edmonton?

For many purchases under $500,000, buyers can start with 5% down, with mortgage default insurance typically required under 20% down. Your exact number depends on price, property type, and program rules. Run scenarios in the mortgage calculator, then confirm with a pre-approval.

How does a mortgage pre-approval work?

A pre-approval reviews your income, credit, and down payment so you know a realistic budget before you write offers. Rate holds are often available for a limited window, which can strengthen your position in competitive Edmonton neighbourhoods. Start on the pre-approvals page.

Fixed or variable, which is better right now?

Fixed prioritizes payment certainty. Variable can offer flexibility and potential savings if rates move in your favour, with more payment or rate movement risk. The better choice depends on your timeline, risk tolerance, and break-cost exposure. Compare both in the fixed and variable guides.

Can I use home equity to refinance?

Often yes. Many homeowners can access a portion of their equity for consolidating debt, renovations, or other goals, subject to lender rules and your overall affordability. See the refinance service and the HELOC guide for the differences.

Ready for a clearer mortgage plan?

Call Jason. He will educate you, answer your questions, and make the next step easier.