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Join a mortgage brokerage in Langley

Langley is carrying one of the largest transit driven development pipelines in the province.

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A.I.M.I. Collective Mortgage Group is licensed by BCFSA across British Columbia and works with brokers in Langley. Langley is carrying one of the largest transit driven development pipelines in the province.

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

Langley in numbers

Local board

Fraser Valley Real Estate Board

Prices

Benchmark, August 2026: detached $1,479,400, townhouse $806,400, apartment $534,000. FVREB combines the City and Township of Langley.

A large transit driven construction pipeline

The Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension is a $5.7 billion, 16 kilometre, eight station project due in service in late 2029. The Province has said it will unlock transit oriented communities around the stations.

Population

Township 132,603 and City 28,963 (2021 Census)

What a broker's book looks like in Langley

Langley is a new build market. Townhome and condo projects in Willoughby and around the future SkyTrain stations mean presale deposits, completion financing and builder timelines are part of everyday work, and the eight station extension will keep that pipeline full through the end of the decade.

It is also a family market. Buyers leaving Burnaby and Surrey for more space bring equity from a sale and a need for bridge financing, and acreage owners in the Township bring larger, less standard properties to finance.

Where the files come from

  • Presale and completion financing on new townhomes and condos
  • Families moving up from Burnaby and Surrey who need bridge financing
  • Acreage and larger lot properties in the Township
  • Investor purchases timed around the SkyTrain extension

What changes when you join from Langley

  • 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 British Columbia

BCFSA regulates mortgage brokering in British Columbia. From 13 October 2026 the Mortgage Services Act replaces the Mortgage Brokers Act, moving BC from registration to licensing with principal brokers accountable for their brokerages. The transition education deadline for existing registrants was 22 September 2026. Current as of 24 September 2026.

Common questions

What licence do I need to work as a mortgage broker in Langley?
BCFSA licenses mortgage brokering in British Columbia. 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.
Is there support for construction and new build financing?
Yes. Our Deal Desk covers construction and commercial files, and we run matchmaking events that put brokers in front of private and alternative lenders directly.
Do you support brokers with construction and completion files in Langley?
Yes. Our Deal Desk works construction, completion and bridge files every week, and our lender panel includes lenders who specialise in new builds and progress draw mortgages.

Thinking about a move in Langley?

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