Borrower FAQs
1. What types of Mortgages does Liberty fund?
- We help individual and corporate borrowers in a wide variety of situations including the following
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Multi-family developments
- Interim/bridge financing
- Residential
- Raw land purchases
- Pure equity Loans
- Business Financing
2. Does Liberty fund second mortgages?
- Liberty Portfolio of Mortgages consists of first, second and some third mortgages
3. What interest rates does Liberty typically charge?
- First Mortgage- range from 10-14%
- Second Mortgage- range from 14% plus
- Third Mortgage - range from 18% plus
- Additional Lender/Broker Fees apply
4. What is the maximum Loan to Value that Liberty loans up to?
- Liberty Loans to a maximum of 75% Loan to Value
- Higher Loan to Values are reserved for loans against completed structures in good locations
- Lower Loan to Values of 60% or less are reserved for difficult loans, remote locations, and raw land
- Regardless of whether a first, second or third mortgage, Liberty rarely exceeds 75% Loan to Value
5. What length of loan terms does Liberty offer?
- Liberty mortgage is an interim/bridge lender and our loan terms are generally 12 months or less
- In some circumstances longer terms may be considered
6. Where geographically does Liberty lend?
- The vast majority of our loan portfolio is in Western Canada.
- Loans request outside of Western Canada will be considered on a case to case basis.
7. How long does it take for Liberty to approve and fund a mortgage request?
- Upon receipt of a loan request and adequate supporting documentation, and depending on the size of loan, Liberty strives for a loan approval within 3-7 days
- Funding typically follows 5-7 days after the loan approval
8. What are the key documents that Liberty requires in support of loan requests?
- Liberty Mortgage Application; Click Here
- Purchase Agreement if applicable;
- Property Details (location, description, purchase price/date, etc.);
- Current appraisal;
9. What size of Loans does Liberty Fund?
- Minimum $50,000 to $20 million
See Current Opportunities for Liberty's recently funded Mortgages
10. What security does Liberty require for their loans?
- All of Liberty's loans must involve a mortgage on some form of real estate as primary security
- Collateral mortgage security may be required
- In addition, Liberty typically requires a General Security Agreement, an Assignment of Rents and Leases, and Personal Guarantees
11. Does Liberty lend to individuals with poor credit?
- Liberty reviews each file on a case by case basis and do not necessarily turn away borrowers with poor credit
- Liberty's main underwriting focus is based is the equity in the property
If you require more information and/or wish to request a loan please contact us or fill out the online Liberty Application Form.
