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deals@cmiloans.ca 888-465-8564 www.canadianlending.ca Example 2 - Incorrect calculation, no supporting documentation Here is an example of incorrect calculations. Example 3 - Incomplete submission An example of an incomplete submission with a lot of missing information • No application • No credit bureau • No reason for the request of the funds • Seems to be a refinance, and no reason why it has to closed by a specific date. Example 5 – Good Submission An example of significant information provided upfront Example 4 – Incomplete submission Here is an example of incorrect submission. Hey John, We have two proper es, and are looking for a fast commitment for the deal Total value: $1,345,000. Property 1 house in London appraised at $725,000 and the second property 2 in Kitchener appraised at $620,000 (Property 2 has a bank mortgage of $272,000) We are seeking $675,000 in total funds I am seeking either a new first at 79% LTV Or a 1st on property 1 at 75% and a 2nd on property 2 Hi Pat, I have Jennifer with a property value of $1.5 Mil, $600,000 is with Sco aBank and she is looking for another $400,000 closed on Oct 31st 2018 What is the best rate and fee you can provide me with? Let me ASAP please Good Morning Linda, I have a client that is looking for a second mortgage on their house His house is in Purple Hill Ontario The Property is valued at $698,000 and the current remaining Mortgage is $348,000 Can you provide your rate and fees please? Thank you! Hi Jim, Looking for a quick close we have the appraisal a ached. Want to take a look at this one? Clients are applying to refinance their 3 mortgages into 1 at 80% LTV. Client was a registered nurse for 20 years. However, the last 2 years she has been on disability. She con nues to earn her income and hopes to return to work in the near future. Husband works part- me on an hourly basis we have taken his 2 year average to calculate his income on the applica on. We will be using the addi onal equity to payout the rest of the debt and give them a fresh start. Value is based on purview and recent sales in the building. Thanks for reviewing the file.

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