Commercial Capital Advisory in Canada for SPVs, Developers, and Investors
If you are securing capital for a high-value commercial transaction in Canada, access to lenders is rarely the issue.
We structure capital first, then source funding across Canadian banks, credit unions, and private lenders for property-led and business-backed commercial deals.
Everything we do is structured around how real commercial projects are funded in Canada, from acquisition through to exit.
Most commercial real estate deals do not fail because capital is unavailable.
They fail because the deal is positioned incorrectly against Canadian lender and underwriting expectations.
Our mission is to provide organised guidance that helps businesses and developers present strong, well-prepared funding requests. We support borrowers with practical steps and clear expectations throughout the process.
The approach is deliberate and disciplined.
Structure is defined before capital is sourced.
This is the point where most deals either stabilise or unravel.
Each solution is selected after the structure is defined, not before.
These are capital routes, not products, and are structured only once deal parameters, risk, and exit are clear.
Capital for income-producing and owner-occupied commercial assets across Canada, structured around cash flow, risk profile, and lender exit criteria.
Funding for ground-up developments, conversions, and refurbishments, aligned to build stages, cost controls, and Canadian monitoring and drawdown requirements.
Short-term capital for acquisitions, time-sensitive transactions, and transitional assets where Canadian closing timelines and lender cut-offs apply.
Refinance capital for completed or near-complete schemes to reduce cost, release equity, or manage extended sales periods.
Additional funding layers for higher-value projects where senior debt alone does not achieve required leverage.
Capital structures for non-standard assets, complex risk profiles, or transactions requiring careful sequencing.
Each stage is controlled to protect structure, timing, and leverage from first review through completion.
Initial Deal Review
Key details are reviewed to confirm asset type, capital requirement, timeline, province, and exit viability.
Structure Definition
Leverage, risk, and sequencing are set before any lender is approached.
Capital Route Selection
Suitable funding routes are identified across Canadian bank, private, and structured capital sources.
Lender Engagement
Submissions are managed in line with the agreed structure to avoid rework or retrading.
Due Diligence Coordination
Valuations, legal work, and conditions are progressed to maintain momentum.
Completion and Ongoing Support
Support continues through drawdowns, refinance, or exit where required.
Feedback from developers, investors, and operators who required capital structures that held through review and completion.
Real transactions where early structure and sequencing protected leverage, timelines, and exit options.
Capital was structured for a mixed-use scheme requiring acquisition funding followed by staged development finance. Early focus was placed on exit viability and lender alignment to avoid future refinancing risk. The funding progressed through build stages without disruption.
A completed commercial asset required refinancing to reduce holding costs while maintaining flexibility on disposal timing. Capital routes were assessed before engagement to avoid restrictive terms. The refinance completed without impacting operational cash flow.
Short-term capital was required to acquire a transitional commercial asset ahead of repositioning. The structure allowed for acquisition certainty while preserving development funding options. Capital sequencing avoided the need for early restructuring.
This platform is designed for commercial-only transactions where structure, sequencing, and execution matter.
If you are planning a commercial acquisition, development, refinance, or exit, the first step is clarity on structure and capital route.
A short review confirms whether the deal is viable, how capital should be sequenced, and which funding routes are appropriate before momentum is lost.
Submit your project for review
and receive a clear view on structure, capital options, and next steps.
The focus is on commercial real estate and business-backed transactions, including acquisitions, developments, refinances, development exits, and multi-stage funding structures.
Deals typically start from £1m, with development funding commonly ranging between £5m and £50m, depending on asset type and structure.
This is a commercial capital advisory service. Capital is structured first, then sourced across bank, private, and structured funding routes where appropriate.
The service is designed for SPVs, Ltd companies, developers, investors, and commercial operators. Consumer and residential homebuyer transactions are not supported.
Depending on the deal, funding may be sourced through banks, private lenders, structured credit providers, or layered capital stacks aligned to the transaction.
Yes. Many transactions involve sequenced capital, where acquisition, development, and exit funding are aligned from the outset to avoid later disruption.
Ideally before a lender is approached. Early review allows structure, leverage, and exit assumptions to be aligned before funding routes are narrowed.
Yes. The advisory approach is suited to transactions involving complexity, timing constraints, or risk profiles that require careful capital structuring.
Timelines vary by deal. Initial reviews are handled early to confirm viability, with lender engagement and completion dependent on transaction complexity and diligence requirements.
The starting point is a capital review, where key details are assessed to determine structure, capital routes, and next steps before the deal progresses.
Before approaching lenders, clarity matters.
We help UK businesses and developers structure funding requests properly, understand lender expectations, and identify realistic options.
Get an organised funding review and move forward with confidence.
