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About Canadian Funding Corporation
Introduction
Mortgage and real estate financing firm Canadian Funding Corporation understands the loan application process can be frustrating and time-consuming. Over the last three years, Canadian Funding Corporation has funded a profusion of real estate deals in several countries. Headquartered in Thornhill, Canada, Canadian Funding Corporation utilizes an array of lending techniques to provide services to a variety of clients. Founder and President Moishe Alexander heads a diverse set of experienced mortgage and loan professionals that guide all Canadian Funding Corporation funding requests, and the firm often provides funding for clients that are unable to obtain loans from other lending institutions.
The Three-Step Process
Canadian Funding Corporation utilizes a three-step process for each of its clients that has consistently proven successful. The first step includes reviewing the initial financing proposal and analyzing the written business plan for the loan request, as well as conducting a credit check and a property estimate. Canadian Funding Corporation then draws up a plan that correlates with both the terms for the borrower and the financier for that particular project. Once all parties agree on the terms of the contract, Canadian Funding Corporation’s legal department reviews the request, and the funds are distributed. By offering this customized lending service, Canadian Funding Corporation has completed an impressive array of loan offerings that range from the thousands to millions of dollars.
Philanthropy
Canadian Funding Corporation takes part in the philanthropic world by supporting charitable efforts in Toronto. Many of the charities Canadian Funding Corporation supports help families and individuals obtain everyday household living items.
Mortgage lending company Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) focuses on investing in transactions that many ordinary financial institutions overlook. Since its inception in 2004, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) has regularly coordinated with licensed mortgage brokers to analyze the risks and options of every application and determine the best solutions for funding every client's project. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) has an international reach, serving clients throughout Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) has flourished under the operation of seasoned finance professional Moishe Alexander and his expert team of mortgage agents, market valuations managers, and assets and acquisitions executives.
With more than $75 million in private and corporate funds, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) has the financial capacity to work with clients of any size. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) utilizes a unique three-step process to conduct its lending transactions. First, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) checks its client's credit, analyzing the project's potential value and creating a broad overview of the deal. In putting together the overview, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) also studies additional loan factors, such as the client's business plans or personal goals. Upon completing its overview of the transaction, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) develops a contract that accommodates the terms of the client as well as those of Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC). After the legal department of the Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) reviews and approves the request, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) distributes its investment finances, enabling its clients to begin working on their promising and exciting projects.
Most recently, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) conducted a transaction with Mr. and Ms. Atchinson of Sudbury, Ontario, a retired couple who were turned down by their bank for a loan when they wanted to purchase a business. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) and its co-lenders created a Mortgage Receivables plan for Mr. and Mrs. Atchinson, creating an innovative method of financing the clients' business investment. On January 22, 2010, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) granted $1,750,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Atchinson to purchase their business.
Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) also regularly provides loans for families facing home foreclosure or other financial hardships. In another recent transaction, which took place on October 16, 2009, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) financed a Toronto family's second mortgage at 78.43 Loan to Value (LTV). By allowing the family to pay out their existing mortgage, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) ensured that they could keep their home after their bank refused to grant them a loan. Moishe Alexander noted the significance of current interest rates, which are at a historical low. In response to this recent development, families struggling with their mortgages have begun to seek out refinancing services from firms like Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC), which take on cases that banks regularly reject.
In addition to working with families in need of mortgage loans, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) invests in businesses, homebuilders, and multi-residential properties. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) provides such financial services as acquisition loans, bridge loans, renovation and repositioning loans, and construction loans for up to 100 percent of the recipient's construction budget. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) also consults with its clients on their funding needs, risk assessment, property valuations, and plans for business or real estate development.
Construction loans and bridge loans are usually designed to be short term, with the size of the loan depending on such factors as the product, the length of the construction process, and the experience of the client. Acquisition and refinancing loans can vary in Loan to Value (LTV) percentage depending on the property; Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) works with clients seeking loans for any number of developments, including retail and office buildings, raw land, warehouses and storage facilities, restaurants, and housing for single families as well as multiple occupants, among many others.
In the last three years, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) has closed 300 transactions, and has continued to flourish in its investments. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) works with clients of all sizes, creating deals that range from $10,000 third mortgages to multi-million dollar real estate developments. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) prides itself on its flexible and creative financing options, which enables the firm to invest in a wide range of worthwhile projects.
A highly accessible company, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) gives public advice and answers general client questions on its blog. Titled “Canadian Funding Corp Talks Deals,” the blog offers an open forum for prospective clients to ask questions and read the expert insights of Moishe Alexander and other Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) executives. Moishe Alexander has written on a broad range of topics, including the expected housing cost increase in Canada's Regina district, the effect of the United States economy on the California real estate market, the negative outcomes of purchasing a relatively old house, and the characteristics of a good property manager.
Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) applies the same passion it has for finance to charitable causes. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) CEO Moishe Alexander regularly supports a number of religious organizations, such as United Chesed Charity and Chabad-Lubavitch. Founded over 200 years ago in Russia, Chabad-Lubavitch promotes a spiritual connection between the religious history of Judaism and its modern day followers. Chabad-Lubavitch currently includes more than 3,000 institutions and 4,000 representative families. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) also supports nonprofit organizations throughout Canada that provide food, clothing, and supportive services to families and individuals in need. These groups include the Jada Foundation, which seeks to discover innovative and sustainable energy solutions, United Chesed Charity, providing emergency services to Jewish families in Toronto, the Canadian Cancer Society, and the Humane Society.
At a time when other lending institutions are struggling to regain their financial means and the public’s wavering confidence, Canadian Funding Corporation is wielding $75 million in private funds to finance a multitude of enterprising projects. Comprised of real estate and mortgage lending experts enterprising to fund deals that many regular lending institutions tend to disregard, Canadian Funding Corporation engages a network of dependable contacts from all over North America to fund deals from coast to coast. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) is renowned for funding difficult transactions that do not necessarily fit traditional institutional guidelines. They pool the resources of their team to assess risk, analyze options, and look at the big picture to recommend funding solutions that most brokers and lenders are often unaware of.