Multiplex financing GTA
A practical path from site to terms
FairLend helps owners, builders, brokers, and small developers pressure-test construction budgets and draw timing, size their private-capital needs, and confirm MLI Select readiness. Before a promising site stalls.
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Fit
Who this is for
Multiplex projects usually fail when the financing equation is treated as an afterthought. FairLend reviews the site, unit mix, construction scope, borrower capital, rents, debt, and takeout path before the project hardens.
Owners and small developers
Pressure-test whether the site, unit mix, construction budget, and projected rents support the intended capital architecture.
Builders and project teams
Align working capital, draw timing, evidence, and milestone review with the real construction sequence.
Brokers and advisors
Bring a complex file in early so the borrower sees the private capital, bridge, and insured takeout options clearly.
Readiness
MLI Select readiness
Assemble the affordability, accessibility, and energy detail a strong MLI Select file needs. That gets your file CMHC submission-ready.
- Affordability assumptions
- Accessibility details
- Energy performance detail
- Projected Rents
- Existing debt and borrower equity
- Budget, contingency, and draw schedule
Terms
What the review should produce
Capital architecture
Private financing, construction financing, bridge capital, borrower equity, and insured takeout expectations are reviewed as one structure.
Rate and fee ranges
Rate and fee ranges, term length, conditions to clear, takeout expectations, and which files route to deeper underwriting.
Draw timing
Draw timing is mapped against completed work, lender evidence needs, review lag, release authority, and borrower working capital.