A mortgage renewal occurs when a mortgage term ends and the borrower renegotiates a new term with their existing lender or switches to a new one, without fully paying off the remaining principal balance. For Canadian real estate investors, renewal periods present a strategic opportunity to reassess interest rates, amortization schedules, and lender options to optimize cash flow across their portfolio.
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