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CMHC financing
Typically, CMHC-insured financing offers lower interest rates and longer amortizations, enabling borrowers to manage cash flow more effectively and realize higher returns.
An overview of recent First National financings across geographies and asset classes, including a brief summary of deals and the financing amounts.
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A CMHC insured first mortgage loan used to pay out the existing debt
Loan used to pay out the existing financing on property and completing property improvements
Refinancing the existing debt on the property and to provide equity for continuing capital improvements
Providing funds to pay out the existing financing with additional funds used for re-investment
Refinancing the current first and second mortgages with a CMHC insured first mortgage loan
Loan used to repay the existing financing and the remaining balance used for real estate investment
Providing a mortgage loan to payout the existing bridge loan used to purchase the property
Financing the construction take-out of a multi-residential property
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Standard financing is usually considered when borrowers are acquiring a new property or refinancing an existing one and want longer-term financing with predictable payments.
Bridge financing addresses a borrower’s short-term needs, usually three months to three years.
This short-term financing option enables access to a property’s equity for improvements, renovations or repairs, eliminating the need to raise funds from personal sources.
Second mortgages are often used to access equity in a property when a borrower wants to purchase another asset or renovate/repair a property.
A construction loan helps borrowers manage periodic payments for contract work during the building of a real estate asset.
Economic and political developments – both in Canada and globally – can impact the commercial real estate market. First National experts follow these trends closely and provide honest, real and professional perspectives into what they could mean for your portfolio.