Windsor, Ontario
Private Mortgages in Windsor
Yes, we lend in Windsor. First and second mortgages on houses, townhomes and condos, decided on the equity in the property and a clear exit — not on a credit score or a paystub.
Stonefield Capital is an FSRA-licensed private mortgage lender providing first and second mortgages on residential property in Windsor, Ontario. Approval is based on the equity in the property and a clear exit strategy rather than credit score or income documents. Most files close without a formal appraisal, commitments are issued the same day, and funding can happen in as little as 48 hours. Borrowers are matched with a Stonefield-approved mortgage broker; brokers submit deals directly.
How a private mortgage works in Windsor
A private mortgage is a short-term loan secured against your property, funded by a private lender instead of a bank. It exists for the situations a bank's checklist can't handle: a closing date the bank won't meet, income that doesn't fit the form, a credit score that slipped, a property the bank won't touch, or a power of sale that has to be stopped this month. The loan is a bridge, typically 1 to 12 months, interest-only, with a planned way out.
Stonefield underwrites three things: the equity in the property, whether it can be sold in the Windsor market if it came to that, and the exit — a refinance back to a bank, a sale, or a defined payout. We run our own comparable-sales analysis rather than waiting for an appraisal, so a Windsor file usually gets a commitment the same day it arrives, and if an appraisal is ever needed you hear it in the first response, never at closing.
Pricing is set by loan-to-value and lien position. First mortgages currently start from 7.99% and second mortgages from 9.49%; the full ladder is on our rate page and it updates whenever our pricing does.
The Windsor picture
Windsor has the lowest house prices of Ontario's larger cities and an economy tied to the auto sector, the border and, increasingly, battery manufacturing. Walkerville and Riverside carry the older character homes; South Windsor, Forest Glade and Fountainebleu are the post-war and newer subdivisions.
Shift work, layoffs and contract employment make bank income tests hard to pass here even when the equity is solid, which is where a private first or second mortgage fits: consolidating debt, catching up arrears, or bridging until a new position is permanent and a bank will requalify.
How we treat Windsor files
Windsor is outside the GTA, so files there go through Stonefield Flex: first and second mortgages, no minimum credit score, and usually no appraisal because we run our own comparable-sales analysis on the local market. Loan-to-value is set by the property and how quickly it would sell in Windsor — it steps down from our GTA maximum as liquidity does, and you hear the figure in the first response, never at closing. The same-day commitment and the 48-hour close apply exactly as they do in Toronto.
Second mortgages in Windsor
A second mortgage sits behind your existing first mortgage and lets you borrow against the equity you've built without breaking the first. In Windsor this is the most common way homeowners consolidate high-interest debt, clear CRA or property-tax arrears, fund renovations, or pull working capital out of the house. The first mortgage stays exactly as it is.
We fund seconds in Windsor the same way we fund firsts: on combined loan-to-value and a credible exit. A bank decline for credit or income reasons doesn't stop a second mortgage here, because we aren't underwriting your credit. If the combined LTV runs high, a second Ontario property can be added as collateral to bring it into range.
More on private second mortgages and second mortgages with bad credit.
What we lend on in Windsor
Equity and exit, not credit score
No minimum beacon. Approval turns on the equity available and a realistic exit. A Notice of Assessment is always requested to confirm there are no CRA arrears ahead of the mortgage.
Usually no appraisal
We run comparable sales in Windsor ourselves at submission, saving the fee and several days. If a report is needed, you hear it in the first response.
Same-day commitments
A commitment the day the file arrives in most cases, and funding in as little as 48 hours once a lawyer is ready. Legal preparation, not underwriting, is the usual bottleneck.
When Windsor homeowners and brokers call us
The bank said no
Declined or won't renew on credit, income, or property type, but the equity is there.
Self-employed income
Your return shows a fraction of what you earn and the bank's ratios don't work.
Debt consolidation with bruised credit
Roll cards, loans and arrears into one payment against the house.
Power of sale
Your lender has started proceedings and you need to refinance or sell on your own terms.
A closing that can't wait
The bank pulled the deal or is too slow and the date is days away.
Bridge to a sale
Buying in Windsor before your current home has sold, or closed.
Areas of Windsor we lend in
Residential property anywhere in Windsor: detached, semi, townhouse and condo. If your street isn't listed, we still lend there.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much can I borrow on a Windsor property?
What does a private mortgage in Windsor cost?
Do I need an appraisal?
How fast can a Windsor mortgage close?
I'm a homeowner in Windsor, not a broker. How do I start?
Private mortgages near Windsor
Have a Windsor property and a deadline?
Homeowners get matched with a Stonefield-approved broker. Brokers submit the file directly and hear back the same day.
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Get a call back about a private mortgage
Tell us roughly how much you need and the best number to reach you. We call back within one business day, usually sooner, and only ask for details once we know we can help.
Mortgage broker with a deal? Submit it here.