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Jennie Weir Mortgages

Jennie Weir Mortgages

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791 Central Ave, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, B0P 1N0, Canada
(902) 680-5169 jennieweir.ca
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Jun 7, 2016
Jennie Weir is an amazing Mortgage Broker. She is knowledgeable, patient, and personable. She was able to find a mortgage for me that suited all my needs. She walked through each and every step of the mortgage and took the time to explain areas that I was unfamiliar with. She was very easy to get in touch with if I had any questions or concerns. She is a great broker and I highly recommend her to anyone :)

Oct 2, 2017
Great experience dealing with Jennie for our recent mortgage. She's friendly, accommodating and motivated to get the best rate! Thank you :)

Jul 26, 2016
It was truly a great experience having Jennie as my mortgage broker. She is very professional and had the answers to all of my questions. My mortgage was a bit of a challenge and she was there every step of the way to walk me through things. I feel like, had it not been for Jennie's knowledge and hard work, I may not have been a home owner! Thanks again Jennie

Oct 5, 2016
We have worked with Jennie several times for our mortgages. She is fantastic, extremely knowledgeable and experienced. We too had shopped around at the banks but none of them could offer the rates she did and the service at the banks could not compare. Jennie is the best and we would recommend her to anyone looking for a new or to renew their mortgage. Kevin and Allison

May 17, 2016
I would 100% recommend Jennie to anyone looking for a mortgage broker. She was very friendly and easy to work with and always got back to me on all matters quickly. She helped us buy our first home and was able to make sure we had everything in order without feeling rushed (or panicked!) and made sure we understood every step . Thanks Jennie!

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