ALBERTA

Join a mortgage brokerage in Edmonton

Edmonton is the fastest growing metropolitan area in Canada and the most affordable major market we operate in.

Part of our Alberta network. See the Alberta overview.

A.I.M.I. Collective Mortgage Group is licensed by RECA across Alberta and works with brokers in Edmonton. Edmonton is the fastest growing metropolitan area in Canada and the most affordable major market we operate in.

If you are looking at mortgage broker jobs in Edmonton, weighing up becoming a mortgage broker in Edmonton, or thinking about switching brokerages, this page covers what the local market looks like and what changes when you move.

Edmonton in numbers

Local board

REALTORS Association of Edmonton

Prices

August 2026: average residential price $469,602 and MLS HPI composite benchmark $426,900, across the Greater Edmonton Area rather than the city alone. Sales of 2,143 were down 9.8% year over year.

Fastest growing metropolitan area in Canada

The Edmonton metropolitan area grew 3.0% between July 2024 and July 2025, the largest increase of any metropolitan area in the country, and recorded a record 21,337 housing starts in 2025, up 16% per CMHC.

Population

1,010,899 (2021 Census)

What a broker's book looks like in Edmonton

Edmonton is where affordability still works. With a benchmark well under $450,000, first time buyers can qualify on one or two ordinary incomes, and insured purchase files make up a large share of the business.

It is also an investor market. Buyers from Vancouver and Toronto purchase Edmonton rentals for cash flow they cannot find at home, which means rental income calculations, out of province borrowers and lenders comfortable with a buyer who will never live in the property.

Where the files come from

  • Insured first time purchases on one or two ordinary incomes
  • Out of province investors buying rentals for cash flow
  • New construction in growing suburbs and surrounding communities
  • Government, health care and energy sector income

What changes when you join from Edmonton

  • Direct submission to 100+ A, B, private and alternative lenders under Dominion Lending Centres
  • Top tier lender status on every file from day one, with a split that reflects your volume
  • Deal Desk underwriting support on commercial, B and alternative files in exchange for a commission split
  • Compliance, payroll and deal processing handled, plus a broker portal built for the work
  • Weekly lender training, one on one mentorship and private lending matchmaking events

Licensing in Alberta

RECA regulates mortgage brokerage in Alberta. Every licence expires on 30 September regardless of when it was issued, so renewal has to be complete by that date to practise on 1 October. RECA recorded 3,760 mortgage broker licences in Alberta as at 30 September 2025. Current as of 24 September 2026.

Common questions

What licence do I need to work as a mortgage broker in Edmonton?
RECA licenses mortgage brokering in Alberta. We onboard licensed agents and brokers; we do not put unlicensed applicants through initial licensing.
Do I keep my own clients and my own brand?
Yes. Your book is yours and you keep your personal brand and website. We add co branded marketing systems, video production support and campaign templates on top.
Can I hold licences in more than one province?
Yes. A.I.M.I. Collective is licensed in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario, so brokers carrying more than one provincial licence can write in all three under one brokerage.
Can an Edmonton broker serve investors from other provinces?
Yes, as long as the property is in Alberta and you hold an Alberta licence. Many of our Alberta files come from BC and Ontario investors, and lenders are used to rental purchases by borrowers who live elsewhere.

Thinking about a move in Edmonton?

A discovery call is a conversation about your book, your pipeline and what the numbers would look like. No obligation either way.