Self-employed
T2125, dividends, incorporated? Your file deserves a broker who gets it.
This page is for you if
- You run a sole proprietorship, inc., or partnership.
- Your income shows as T2125, dividends, or on CRA notices of assessment.
- Your last application was declined even though business is healthy.
- You need a broker who speaks to BDC, First National, MCAP, Equitable or Home Trust when the bank says no.
How it works
Frequently asked questions
What documents will the broker ask for?
Typically: last 2 T1 returns with T2125 or financial statements, last 2 CRA notices of assessment, bank statements. For an inc. file: corporate financial statements. You can upload them via the secure link we send.
Will I be pushed toward an alternative lender?
No. The broker always starts by checking if an A-lender (banks, credit unions, monolines) accepts your file. B-lenders or private are only proposed if needed, with conditions explained.
I'm incorporated with low personal income. Is that a problem?
Not systematically. Some lenders look at pre-tax business income or shareholder draws. A specialized broker knows which lender to approach based on your structure.
How long does it take?
A self-employed file requires more documentation; expect 3 to 10 business days for an approval, depending on complexity. A renewal is faster than a new purchase.
Why trust us
- Your data is hosted in Quebec and Canada.
- You can access, correct, or erase your information at any time (Quebec Law 25).
- No marketing messages without your consent. We honour the national do-not-call list.