Brokerage #13763
Financing for commercial and multifamily properties across Ontario. Compare CMHC MLI, conventional, B-lender and private options, and see what drives your rate.
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Up to 95% LTV
4.50% per year
Up to 85% LTV
4.50% per year
Up to 75% LTV
5.50% per year
Up to 75% LTV
8.00% per year
Rates as of September 25, 2026. Illustrative starting points, not a quote. Your rate depends on DSCR, loan to value, property type and lender. CMHC premiums are set by CMHC and subject to approval.
We compare options across 50+ lenders so rate and terms are not decided by one offer.
CMHC MLI is built for stabilized rental properties with 5 or more units. We check whether yours qualifies.
Raising rents, filling vacancies and documenting expenses can improve your coverage ratio before you apply.
Points for affordability, energy efficiency and accessibility can unlock more loan to value and longer amortization. Try the MLI Select Points Calculator.
Rent roll, financial statements, an environmental report and capital expenditure records speed things along. Rate holds vary by lender and product.
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We compare options across 50+ lenders.
Lower loan to value generally means less risk for the lender, which can affect pricing.
Debt service coverage shows how comfortably income covers payments. CMHC sets minimums by property type. Conventional lenders set their own.
Lenders generally view stable, well-occupied properties more favourably.
Lenders price asset classes and markets differently.
Longer amortization lowers payments. CMHC adds a surcharge for each five years beyond 25.
Lenders look at experience, net worth and liquidity.
Shorter and longer terms are priced differently. Choose one that matches your plan.
For stabilized rental properties, CMHC-insured financing can offer higher loan to value and longer amortization than conventional. Whether it costs less overall depends on your file.
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Two borrowers can walk into the same lender on the same day and be quoted very differently. These are the inputs that decide which of you gets which number.
A mortgage with default insurance carries less lender risk, so it generally prices below an uninsured one. Insurance is required under 20% down, and homes at $1.5M or more can't be insured at all.
Most A-lenders want a score in the low 600s or better for their standard pricing; the sharpest pricing tiers generally sit higher. Below that, alternative and private lenders price differently.
How much you're borrowing against the property's value. It sets the lender tier you qualify for, and it often moves pricing within a tier too.
Salaried T4 income is the simplest to document. Self-employed, commission and rental income can still qualify at A-lender pricing, but the documentation path is different.
Owner-occupied, rental, second home, rural, condo, multi-unit, each carries its own lender appetite and its own pricing.
Fixed follows Government of Canada bond yields. Variable follows bank prime, which moves with the Bank of Canada. Shorter terms and longer terms rarely price the same.
Not sure which tier your file lands in?
That's the first thing we check, before any number is quoted.
We compare options across 50+ lenders and explain each.
Any fee that applies to your file is disclosed in writing before you commit.
We review your coverage ratio and MLI Select eligibility before you apply.
We reach out before your term ends so you can review your options.
We are licensed and regulated by FSRA (Brokerage #13763), required to disclose fully and act in your interest.
Take your time. The decision is yours.
We explain every number and every term.
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Rate shown with its conditions the term, the qualifying requirements and the lender attached to it, not the number on its own.
Break-even calculated, not assumed if switching or breaking early is on the table, we run the penalty and switching costs against the savings first.
Told when staying put wins if your current lender's offer is already the better deal once costs are netted out, that's what we'll tell you.
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“Damien Atapattu made my mortgage process completely stress‑free. He prepared all documents ahead of time and clearly understands lender, lawyer, and appraisal requirements. A friendly, energetic professional who gets results.”
Aruna Bandaranayake
Google review · 6 mo ago
“Highly recommend! Damien took a lot of time to explain the terms thoroughly. He is very knowledgeable and trustworthy. Looking forward to working with him again!”
Tommy Ravindran
Google review · 7 mo ago
“Shamal was amazing throughout the whole process. He is very helpful, knowledgeable and patient. If you need a good reliable mortgage broker he is the guy! He will find you the best solution.”
Avy Loc
Google review · 8 mo ago
“Highly recommend. Damien was excellent throughout everything. Walking us through everything step by step. He was extremely well prepared and well versed in everything we needed to get a mortgage at a great rate.”
John Abraham
Google review · 8 mo ago
“I had a great experience working with Damien. He helped me secure a very competitive mortgage rate through Scotiabank and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. He was knowledgeable, transparent, and always quick to respond to my questions. I highly recommend him.”
Rz
Google review · 8 mo ago
“I approached lendsimpl for some financing and was amazed at the quality and time frame of service. Within a matter of days my deal was completed. Thanks to Damien and the team for expediting my business so efficiently. I highly recommend them for your financing needs. Five stars from us.”
Sunrise Meadows
Google review · 11 mo ago
Answers to common questions about commercial and multifamily mortgages in Ontario, from a licensed mortgage brokerage (#13763).
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Multifamily mortgages are larger, longer-term loans funded with longer-term capital, so the five-year Government of Canada bond yield is a common benchmark for them. Prime tends to drive shorter-term residential products. That is why the two can move differently for a while.
It depends on your file. The premium is usually added to the loan. In return CMHC-insured financing can offer higher loan to value and longer amortization than conventional. MLI Select also reduces the premium by 10%, 20% or 30% at 50, 70 or 100 points. We compare the total cost for your property.
DSCR, your net operating income divided by annual debt service, is one of the main things lenders look at. CMHC sets minimums by property type, units, loan purpose and term. Conventional lenders set their own. Try our DSCR calculator or read how lenders use DSCR in Ontario.
MLI Standard is for stabilized rental properties with 5 or more units, up to 85% loan to value, with amortization up to 40 years on existing buildings. MLI Select starts at 50 points and rewards affordability, energy efficiency and accessibility. At 50 points the limit is 85% on existing buildings and 95% on new construction. From 70 points existing buildings can reach 95%. Amortization can reach 40, 45 or 50 years at 50, 70 or 100 points. Read more in our guide to CMHC MLI Select in Ontario.
Yes, this is a common path for value-add buildings. You buy with a short-term private loan, stabilize the property, then refinance into CMHC or conventional financing once it qualifies. Go in with a clear refinance plan. Broker and lender fees apply to private loans and are disclosed in writing before you commit.
It depends on the lender, the property and how complete your application is. CMHC-insured files add a CMHC review step. We tell you what to expect when we review your file.
Shorter and longer terms are priced differently. A longer term gives payment certainty and removes renewal risk. A shorter term can suit a plan to refinance or sell. The right choice depends on your business plan.
Rates are not posted. Pricing depends on your property, DSCR, loan to value and the lender. See the indicative starting rates in the cards above, and we compare options across 50+ lenders for your file.
Usually a rent roll with current leases, two to three years of property financials and tax returns, a personal financial statement, an environmental report, your investment experience and recent capital expenditure records. CMHC files need more on stabilization, occupancy history and property condition. Requirements vary by lender.
Yes. We compare your lender's renewal offer with options from other lenders and explain any costs of switching before you decide. We are licensed and regulated by FSRA (Brokerage #13763), required to disclose fully and act in your interest.
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lendsimpl arranges commercial and multifamily mortgage financing for property owners across Ontario, from the Greater Toronto Area to Hamilton, Ottawa, London, Kingston, Barrie, and beyond. We compare options across 50+ lenders. We arrange CMHC MLI financing through CMHC-approved lenders. Loan sizes from $500K to $50M+.
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Rates & Market Conditions
Rates shown are indicative starting points and change with market conditions. Confirm current pricing with lendsimpl for your specific property and deal structure.
CMHC Insurance
CMHC mortgage default insurance premiums apply to insured multifamily mortgages and are typically rolled into the loan amount. Premium rates vary by LTV and MLI Select points. Subject to CMHC approval.
Deal-Specific Approvals
All mortgage approvals are subject to property appraisal, DSCR verification, environmental assessment, lender conditions, and legal review. Rates shown are for illustrative purposes only.
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lendsimpl is a licensed mortgage brokerage (FSRA #13763), operating under the Mortgage Architects network.
Nothing on this page is a mortgage offer, a rate quote or legal advice. Rates and terms vary by lender and your file, and are subject to approval, appraisal and review. OAC. E&OE.
Ontario commercial and multifamily owners: your property's NOI, DSCR and occupancy shape your options. We compare 50+ lenders and review your DSCR before submission.
Every fee that applies to your file is disclosed in writing before you proceed.
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