Exits for maturing loans
Twelve to twenty-four months in, we refinance the borrower to an alternative or institutional lender, so your loan is repaid in full on schedule instead of renewed by default.
A private mortgage is meant to be temporary. When the term ends, the borrower who can't refinance becomes your problem: a renewal you didn't want, or an enforcement you wanted even less. We map the exit from day one, refinancing your borrowers to credit unions, alternative and institutional lenders when the file is ready, and we bring you the deals that fit your book, packaged the way your underwriter wants them.
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Twelve to twenty-four months in, we refinance the borrower to an alternative or institutional lender, so your loan is repaid in full on schedule instead of renewed by default.
Appraisal, title, payout statements, the borrower's story and the exit plan in one file, so your underwriter can answer in hours, not weeks. We only send what fits your lending area, loan-to-value and property type.
Every private file we place carries a written plan to institutional lending, and we run it. A borrower who leaves you for a bank on time is the outcome both of us want.
Completion capital, redemption financing, probate bridges and special-accounts take-outs: the files where speed and a clear exit matter more than the rate, and where your capital earns it.
A borrower asking to renew may be fundable elsewhere. Send the file, with consent, and we tell you whether an exit exists before you extend.
We don't raise capital, sell shares or advise investors. We arrange mortgages for borrowers, and this page is about your borrowers and your deal flow, nothing else.
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.
What comes back to you: Borrowers who fit your book, packaged to your underwriting, and repayment of the ones we helped you fund, on time.
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.
The dated route from a private loan back to institutional lending, for the exit plan.
Open it →The income property side of a file, straight from the rent roll.
Open it →What leaving an institutional lender early costs a borrower, when a private bridge is the plan.
Open it →See all the calculators — 60+ across the practice, free to use and free to share.
Anonymized case studies from our desk. Names and identifying details removed.
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.
Current statements on your loan, the original appraisal, the borrower's income picture and credit, and the borrower's consent. We tell you within days whether an institutional or alternative lender will take the file now, in six months, or not without changes.
No. Tell us your lending areas, maximum loan-to-value, property types and minimum and maximum loan size, and that is what arrives. A file outside those goes elsewhere.
No. We hold no securities licence, we don't raise capital for MICs and we don't advise anyone on investing in one. The relationship is lender and broker: your borrowers' exits and your deal flow.
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. Ontario files are placed through DLC AIMI Collective Mortgage Group, licensed in Ontario, by our in-house underwriter; files in other provinces go through the Dominion Lending Centres national desk — 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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