Spousal buyouts to 95% LTV
The insured spousal-buyout program treats the buyout as a purchase, not a refinance — letting one spouse finance up to 95% of the home's value to pay out the other.
Half the fights in a separation are about the home — and most settle faster once someone runs the actual numbers. We tell your client early whether keeping the house is financeable, then structure the buyout with discretion and clean paper.
The insured spousal-buyout program treats the buyout as a purchase, not a refinance — letting one spouse finance up to 95% of the home's value to pay out the other.
Equity take-outs that fund equalization payments without forcing a sale — keeping kids in the home and the settlement moving.
Interim private or alternative financing when funds are needed before the separation agreement is finalized — with a defined exit at settlement.
Before positions harden, we tell your client in writing what they can actually qualify for — so negotiations run on numbers, not hopes.
One point of contact, communication routed the way you direct, and no file details shared beyond who you authorize.
For the spouse who can't qualify today: a mapped lane from alternative lending back to prime as support income seasons and credit recovers.
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.
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.
Insurers treat a matrimonial-home buyout under a written separation agreement as a purchase, so the staying spouse can finance up to 95% of appraised value — enough to pay out the departing spouse's equity in most files. Both spouses must currently be on title and the agreement must document the buyout amount.
Yes — child and spousal support count with a written agreement and evidence of receipt (typically 3–6 months, lender-dependent). We'll tell you exactly what documentation makes the income usable before it becomes a negotiation point.
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.
Six lender Business Development Managers — MCAP, Canadian Western Bank, Community Trust, Equitable Bank, Home Trust, and Neighbourhood Holdings — have recommended Ramin on the record. Read their words →
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.