Shareholder and partner buyouts
The staying owner finances the departing owner's share through the company's cash flow, real-estate equity or both, so a dispute ends with a payment rather than a forced sale.
Most valuations end in a cheque: a shareholder bought out, a spouse equalized, an estate settled, a business sold. When the person writing it doesn't have the cash, the matter stalls. We arrange the financing that turns your number into a completed transaction — without ever touching the number itself.
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The staying owner finances the departing owner's share through the company's cash flow, real-estate equity or both, so a dispute ends with a payment rather than a forced sale.
When a business is the largest asset in a separation, the equalization payment usually comes from real estate. We fund it so the business doesn't have to be sold or split.
One beneficiary wants the business, the others want cash: buyout financing that equalizes the estate without a fire sale.
Your conclusion and the buyer's financing have to meet somewhere. We size the debt to what the business actually earns, with a vendor take-back where it helps.
Where the company owns its premises, the property can carry financing on its own terms — often the strongest lever in a buyout.
We never ask for a number to suit a loan. Your report stays yours; we work with whatever it concludes and tell the client what that figure can and can't finance.
We broker mortgages — nothing else. No investments, no insurance, no competing services. Every file comes back to you stronger.
With client consent, you see the proposed structure before it's submitted — leverage, rate, term, and exit — at whatever level of detail you choose.
Files built to be defensible — complete, consistent, and explainable to a lender, CRA, or a court if it ever comes to that.
No signup, no lead capture, no pitch inside the math — send the link and your client arrives at your next meeting with a number instead of a worry. Every one has its arithmetic verified against Canadian rules.
A quick adjusted-EBITDA view a client can run before the formal engagement.
Open it →Whether home or rental equity can fund a buyout or an equalization payment.
Open it →For separation files: the split, the cheque and the mortgage the staying spouse carries.
Open it →See all the calculators — 60+ across the practice, free to use and free to share.
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You outline the situation — no names needed. We tell you honestly whether we can add value and what the structure could look like.
We meet your client, gather documents, and keep you copied at the level of detail you choose.
Before submission you see the proposed structure and can flag legal, tax, or timing implications we should route around.
The deal funds, you receive a closing summary for your file, and the client returns to you for everything else.
Never. A valuator's independence is the reason the number is worth anything, and a loan built on a pressured number is a problem for everyone. We finance around your conclusion; if it doesn't support the deal the client wants, we tell the client, not you.
It supports the file, but lenders mostly lend against what the business earns and what secures the loan. A credible valuation helps justify the price and the goodwill inside it; the debt itself is sized to the cash flow that services it and the property or assets behind it.
Once the likely range of the number is known. If the person paying will need financing, an early read tells everyone whether the buyout or settlement is fundable, which keeps negotiations grounded in what can actually close.
Yes — data mining an established partner's book is one of the most productive things we do together. With client consent and your privacy obligations fully respected, we review your existing files through a financing lens: the deal declined two years ago that places today, the equity position that unlocks a next move, the renewal nobody is watching. Missed files become closed deals — for you and for us — everyone involved looks like a complete professional, and the biggest winner is the client who was told it couldn't be done.
Where regulations allow and with full disclosure to the client, referral arrangements are available — though many of our partners decline them to preserve independence. Either way works, and the client is told either way.
Our licences cover BC and Alberta. Files in Ontario and other provinces run through our national access desk and underwriting partners — one point of contact, same standards.
We'll tell you within one business day whether it's fundable and how we'd structure it. Ask about a free workshop for your team while you're at it.
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