A Power of Sale notice is frightening, but it is not the end of the road. Private emergency funding can pay out arrears and legal costs, stopping the process before the sale date — often within 24 to 48 hours.
Power of Sale is the legal process an Ontario mortgage lender uses to sell a property after the homeowner falls significantly behind on payments. Unlike foreclosure, the homeowner is entitled to any proceeds above what is owed, and the process can often be stopped by paying out the arrears, fees, and legal costs before the sale is completed.
The earlier you reach out after receiving a Notice of Sale, the more options remain on the table.
We help you read your Notice of Sale correctly and identify exactly how many days remain before action is required.
Emergency private capital can cover missed payments, legal costs, and fees in a single lump sum, directly to your existing lender.
Financial hardship is common and temporary. Our team handles every file with discretion and zero lecturing.
Emergency files move differently — every step is compressed to protect your timeline.
We review your Notice of Sale, mortgage statement, and arrears amount the same day you contact us.
Your file goes directly to private lenders in our network experienced with time-sensitive Power of Sale files.
A rush appraisal is arranged and a firm funding commitment is typically issued within 24 to 48 hours.
Funds are directed to clear arrears and legal costs, halting the Power of Sale before the listed date.
Speed is everything in a Power of Sale file. Having these ready when you call shortens every step that follows.
Direct answers to the questions homeowners ask us in this exact situation.
Reach out immediately — the sooner we see your notice, the more options remain available.
