When funds are needed
Set out purchase dates, work spending and carrying costs. Match those commitments with the funding available at each point.
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Coordinate financing across your property projects.
When projects overlap, the timing of money matters as much as the amount. Plan for costs falling due before rental income, a sale or refinancing proceeds arrive, while keeping existing commitments in view.
Discuss your project financing ↗Your financing priorities
Keep each project and the business in view.
One project may be acquiring a property while another is completing work. Decisions need to account for both their individual needs and their demand on the same resources.
Which funds are arranged
Separate committed funding from money that depends on completing work, selling or arranging a new mortgage. Equity and cash available today serve different purposes.
How delays affect other projects
Review what happens if a project takes longer or produces less refinancing money than expected. Include the payments already due across your holdings.
Bring the financing into focus
One funding calendar for overlapping projects.
A delay in one project can affect money intended for another. Use the timing of costs and funding to guide the financing discussion, rather than looking only at each project’s total budget.
Illustrative project timingEarlierDuring the workLater
Project A
Purchase funding
Work + carrying costs
Expected refinance
Project B
Planning + reserves
Purchase funding
Work + carrying costs
Dashed outline: future funding still needs assessment.
Review the overlap
Which costs fall due together? What funds are already arranged? What would cover a delay?
How Streetwise helps
Bring project financing into the wider review.
For an Ontario apartment-building acquisition, renovation or construction plan, Streetwise can review the property and the financing needed for the work ahead. Bring the expected costs, important dates and funds already arranged.
A Portfolio Financing Review can examine how existing holdings and mortgage commitments fit with those plans. Legal, tax and business specialists remain part of the wider advisory work.
Explore multifamily financing →Review the financing on existing holdings →Learn and work through your numbers
Useful before your next decision.
Learning guide
Funding renovation work
Consider the costs and conditions between purchase, work and refinancing.
Read the guide →
Learning guide
Plan rental-property reserves
Distinguish cash set aside from credit and expected future funds.
Read the guide →
Interactive calculator
Test multifamily financing assumptions
Explore an income-producing property’s financing. This is not a construction draw or multi-project cash-flow calculator.
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Bring your projects into one financing discussion.
Tell us what you are working on, what is already funded and which decisions or dates are approaching.