Write-offs and reinvested profit make a business look smaller on paper than it is in reality. Private equity-based financing looks past your tax return to your property and your real financial picture.
Self-employed private mortgages allow business owners and independent contractors to qualify based on property equity rather than traditional T4 income verification. This suits entrepreneurs whose tax returns show reduced income due to legitimate business write-offs, even when actual cash flow supports a larger mortgage.
Banks want clean, predictable income. Business ownership rarely looks like that — and that's fine here.
Legitimate deductions that shrink your taxable income don't shrink your borrowing power in an equity-based review.
Whether you pay yourself a salary, dividends, or reinvest most profit back into the business, we structure around your reality.
Bank statements and a plain conversation about your business often replace the stack of paperwork banks require.
We build your file around your equity and your business, not a rigid income formula.
A quick conversation about your business type, time in operation, and property equity.
We calculate what your property supports, independent of what your tax return declares.
Your file goes to private lenders comfortable with self-employed and business-owner scenarios.
Firm commitment typically within 24 hours, funding in 3 to 5 business days.
If your tax return understates your real financial position, this path is likely a better fit than a traditional bank application.
Answers for business owners exploring equity-based financing for the first time.
Tell us about your business and property — no T4s needed to get started.