Private Mortgages
Access up to 85% of the equity in your home.
We believe private mortgages are a short-term solution rather than a long-term solution.
After your deal closes
- We examine your financial situation
- We determine the derogatory that might have occurred
- We advise you on how to correct those so that we can migrate you over to a reputable financial institution as soon as possible.
Private mortgage lenders in Canada can help a variety of individuals or entities who are unable to secure traditional bank financing for a mortgage.
This includes:
- Self-employed individuals who may have difficulty proving their income
- Individuals with bad credit who have been declined by traditional lenders
- Borrowers who need a short-term loan or bridge financing
- Real estate investors looking for a fast and flexible source of funding
- Individuals looking to purchase unique or unconventional properties that traditional lenders may not finance
- Borrowers who need to refinance their existing mortgage but do not qualify for a bank refinance
- Small business owners who need funding to purchase or refinance commercial property.
Frequently Asked Private Mortgage Questions
How does a private mortgage differ from a conventional mortgage?
Private mortgages typically have higher interest rates, shorter terms, and are often used when borrowers cannot qualify for traditional financing.
Who might benefit from a private mortgage?
Borrowers with poor credit, irregular income, or unconventional property types may benefit from private mortgages when traditional lenders decline their applications.
What are the typical interest rates for private mortgages?
Interest rates for private mortgages are higher than those for conventional mortgages, often ranging from 8% to 12%, depending on the lender and the borrower’s risk profile.
What are the advantages of getting a private mortgage?
Private mortgages offer faster approval, flexible terms, and may be more accessible to borrowers with credit or income challenges compared to traditional lenders.
How do I qualify for a private mortgage?
Qualification criteria vary among private lenders but include factors such as property value, equity, and the borrower’s ability to repay the loan.
What are the risks associated with private mortgages?
Risks include higher interest rates, shorter repayment terms, and potential foreclosure if payments are not made as agreed. Borrowers should carefully consider their financial situation.
Can I use a private mortgage to buy a home?
Yes, private mortgages can be used for purchasing a home, refinancing existing debt, or accessing equity in a property.
Are there fees associated with private mortgages?
Yes, fees may include appraisal fees, legal fees, and lender fees. It’s essential to review and understand all associated costs before proceeding with a private mortgage.
Can I switch from a private mortgage to a conventional mortgage?
Yes, once your financial situation improves, you may be able to refinance your private mortgage with a conventional lender to secure better terms and rates.
What happens if I default on a private mortgage?
If you default on a private mortgage, the lender may initiate foreclosure proceedings to recover their investment. It’s crucial to communicate with the lender if you encounter financial difficulties.
