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Partner as an LP on Canadian Multi-Family Housing.

Direct AnswerLimited-partner equity in multi-family and social-housing projects — typically from $100,000, with a 2–5 year hold. Equity is not a secured mortgage. We review GP, financing (including CMHC MLI Select where it applies), risk, and partnership terms on a private pipeline call. No published yields — any figures discussed privately are projected, not realized.

Our Edge

The "MLI Select" Advantage

Where a project qualifies, CMHC MLI Select can support high LTV financing with long amortizations — which can reduce how much partner equity must be raised. High leverage cuts both ways and does not remove construction or lease-up risk.

  • № 01

    Maximum Leverage

    95% LTV financing (where available) means partner capital can support larger projects with lower debt-service costs during construction and stabilization — leverage amplifies both upside and downside.

  • № 02

    Lower Interest Rates

    CMHC-insured financing can carry preferential rates compared to conventional construction loans, which may improve projected project economics — projections are not guarantees.

  • № 03

    Social Responsibility

    MLI Select rewards projects that deliver energy efficiency, accessibility, and affordability — aligning project economics with positive community impact.

  • № 04

    Building for Impact

    Canada is facing a housing crisis. Our development conversations focus on projects intended to provide stable, long-term housing for families and individuals.

"We don't just consult on financing — we live it. Every project we present to our partners is one that we are personally invested in."

Scott Dillingham

Founder, LendCity™

Overview

Request the Partnership Overview

An educational overview: LP vs GP, what a pipeline review covers, and the documents you should insist on seeing. It is not a project memo and does not include a specific building or projected return.

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Proof

How these partnerships get structured

These case studies show financing and GP/LP structure on Canadian multi-family — they are not an offer on a live project and are not realized performance.

Current opportunities

Join the capital pipeline

Get notified when vetted private mortgage or development partnership opportunities open. We share deal structure, LTV band, term, and property type — not published yield promises.

  • Private mortgages from ~$25,000 (cash, RRSP, or TFSA where eligible)
  • Development equity partnerships from ~$100,000
  • Lawyer's trust funding and mortgage registered in your name on lending deals

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Borrowers

Looking for a private mortgage as a borrower?

This page is for capital providers considering development equity. If you need bridge, first, or second mortgage financing, start on our private mortgage financing page — not Apply Online from here.

Private mortgage financing

Book a Pipeline Review with Scott

We are vetting partners for the 2026/2027 pipeline. A private 30-minute review covers your capital range, LP vs lending, risk, and how current projects are structured — not a public IRR or realized return.

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Scott Dillingham

Founder & CEO

Capital Pipeline Review

Review LP vs private lending, capital range, and how we underwrite a development partnership. Thirty minutes with Scott — not a homeownership or borrower financing call.

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September 2026

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FAQQ & A

Development Partnership FAQ

LP equity, timelines, CMHC leverage, eligibility, and LendCity™'s intermediary role — without published returns.

Your role, risk, and LendCity™

These conversations are for limited partners: you contribute equity and are not day-to-day management. The GP sources the site, builds, and operates. Ask, in writing, who has skin in the game and who funds overruns. LP equity is not a registered mortgage.
Usually no. Development equity is typically non-registered capital. Registered funds are a better match for secured private mortgages. We sort that on the call rather than forcing equity into a plan that cannot hold it.
Often yes, depending on structure and securities law (including NI 45-106). Requirements are opportunity-specific. If an offering must go through a registered dealer, that is the channel — LendCity™ is a mortgage brokerage and intermediary for introductions, not a dealer.

Your role, risk, and LendCity™ (Continued)

That is a real risk. An LP should see the construction budget, contingency, interest reserve, and what happens if the project slips. We walk through those questions on the review. Do not commit from a slide with a round projected IRR on it.
Partnership or offering documents, sources and uses, budget and contingency, environmental, GP track record, and an indication of construction / takeout financing. The overview PDF lists the pack. Nothing on this website is that pack for a live deal.
No. This is not an offer to invest. LendCity™ Mortgages is a licensed mortgage brokerage acting as an intermediary for financing and partnership introductions. Where a securities offering is required, it is made only through properly licensed channels.

Partnership Details

Development partnerships typically start at $100,000. The exact amount is project-specific. Private mortgage lending starts lower (~$25,000) if equity is not the right first step.
Most run 2–5 years from land through construction to stabilization. LP capital is committed for the project. Distributions, if any, follow the partnership agreement — not a website schedule. Any return discussed privately is projected until realized.

Partnership Details (Continued)

We do not publish projected or realized returns. Economics, hold, and waterfall depend on the project. Book a pipeline review to discuss what is current and whether it is even a fit.
MLI Select can finance qualifying multi-family at high LTV with long amortizations, which can reduce how much equity the partnership must raise. It does not remove construction, cost, or lease-up risk. High leverage cuts both ways.

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Book a capital review or join the pipeline — not a borrower mortgage application.

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