Mortgage Broker in Mount Brydges, Ontario: Tyler Stiller, CPA

Tyler Stiller, CPA | Licensed Mortgage Broker (FSRA #M20002930) | Updated October 28, 2026

Short answer: Mount Brydges is part of Strathroy-Caradoc, the same municipality as my office at 2 Front Street West in Strathroy. I'm a CPA and licensed mortgage broker, and I compare your mortgage across 20+ lenders. I handle first homes, new builds in the village, rural Caradoc properties with wells and septic, and renewals.

Mount Brydges is growing fast. The village had 2,656 people in the 2021 census, up from 2,117 in 2016, and more is planned, including a 54-lot single-detached subdivision in the southwest of the village (Edgewood). Strathroy-Caradoc's servicing plans carry the village's growth out to 2046.

What does a home cost in Mount Brydges?

In September 2026, the average home in Strathroy-Caradoc, which includes Mount Brydges, sold for $669,705, according to LSTAR. LSTAR doesn't report Mount Brydges on its own. Its benchmark price, which tracks a typical home rather than the mix that sold that month, was $729,500. On a $650,000 purchase, the minimum down payment is $40,000: 5% of the first $500,000 plus 10% of the rest.

Is Mount Brydges on town water and sewer?

Much of it is. The municipality provides water and wastewater service to Mount Brydges, but not every home is connected to the sewer. The municipality is studying wastewater servicing for the village out to 2046, including connecting homes on private septic in the future, and it awarded a contract to upgrade the wastewater plant in 2026. If the home you like is on septic, I'll tell you what your lender will ask for before you firm up your offer.

Can I get a mortgage on a rural Caradoc property with a well and septic?

Usually, yes, but rural properties come with extra lender conditions. Lenders often ask for a water test and sometimes a septic inspection. Many also limit how much of the land and outbuildings they'll count toward the value. Larger acreage and hobby farms suit some lenders much better than others. I know which lenders handle rural and acreage files well, and I'll match your property to one of them before you firm up your offer.

I'm a first-time buyer. What help is there?

You can buy with as little as 5% down, and first-time buyers can now choose a 30-year amortization on an insured mortgage. That lowers the payment, though it adds 0.20% to the insurance premium and more interest over time. Ontario also refunds up to $4,000 of land transfer tax for first-time buyers. You may be able to use your FHSA and RRSP for the down payment too. I'll walk you through all of it with real numbers on our first call.

How do I get from Mount Brydges to London?

There are two main routes. Take Highway 402 east from the Glendon Drive interchange (exit 82) into south London at Colonel Talbot Road or Wonderland Road. Or follow Glendon Drive east through Komoka, where it becomes Oxford Street into west London.

What clients say

From my Google reviews (clients across Southwestern Ontario):

"He worked hard to answer all of our questions in a way that made sense to us as first time home buyers." Maren G., Google review

"He always responds quickly and we never feel that we get left in the dark." Faith K., Google review

See all 129 five-star Google reviews.

Nearby areas I serve

Komoka · London · All areas · My services

Call or text 519-670-3205 for a free consultation, or email tyler@stillermortgage.com.

Tyler Stiller is a licensed mortgage broker (FSRA #M20002930) with Dominion Lending Centres National Ltd. (brokerage FSRA #12360).