Our Services

Alternative Lending

Flexible Solutions When the Bank Says 'No'

Traditional banking guidelines don't always reflect your true financial potential. We provide access to specialized lending programs that offer flexible criteria for income, down payments, and credit history.

1Who is this for?

  • Self-employed individuals with write-offs
  • Newcomers with limited Canadian history
  • Clients with bruised credit or high debt ratios

2Common Challenges

  • Rejected by banks due to strict 'stress test' rules
  • Proving income through traditional T4s
  • Need for higher loan amounts than banks offer

How We Help You Win

Our Strategy

  • Access to B-Lenders and Private institutions
  • Stated Income and Net Worth programs
  • Exit strategies to transition back to prime lenders

Your Benefit

  • Approval when others said no
  • Flexible income verification
  • A customized plan to repair credit and equity

Success Stories

1

Debt Consolidation & Cash Flow

Client Profile

High-income self-employed with $80k+ in unsecured debt.

The Challenge

Rejected by banks due to high debt ratios (TDS). High monthly payments affecting lifestyle.

The Solution

Consolidated cards and LOC into a single alternative mortgage.

The Result

Reduced interest from 20% to ~7%. Lowered monthly payments by 40%. improved credit for future refinancing.

2

Newcomers & Business Owners

Client Profile

New to Canada (<2 yrs) or new business owner (~1 yr).

The Challenge

Strong assets but limited Canadian credit/income history. Bank limits were too low.

The Solution

Utilized 'Stated Income' and 'Net Worth' programs focusing on assets over standard docs.

The Result

Purchased home with 35% down. Secured approved loan amount based on true financial strength.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are rates higher for alternative lending?

Yes, typically 1-2% higher than prime rates, reflecting the added flexibility.

Is this a permanent solution?

No. We view it as a bridge. Our goal is to move you back to a prime lender within 1-2 years.

Do I need a large down payment?

Usually 20% is required, but some programs allow for less depending on the situation.