We Help
Homeowners
For Free
We're the premiere FREE, completely unbiased consultation service for Canadian homeowners facing debt challenges. We're here to talk you through and explain every unique circumstance.
From 0% interest consumer proposals to low-rate home equity loans with lump sum debt settlement we have every option that exists to consolidate, reduce your payments, slash your debt and repair your credit. We've interviewed the top professionals in their respective fields to ensure you're only dealing with the most efficient and trustworthy industry providers.
We Help
Homeowners
For Free
We're the premiere FREE, completely unbiased consultation service for Canadian homeowners facing debt challenges. We're here to talk you through and explain every unique circumstance.
From 0% interest consumer proposals to low-rate home equity loans with lump sum debt settlement we have every option that exists to consolidate, reduce your payments, slash your debt and repair your credit. We've interviewed the top professionals in their respective fields to ensure you're only dealing with the most efficient and trustworthy industry providers.
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Imagine if every dollar you pay towards your credit cards went directly to paying down the principal so you're debt free in 5 years.
Low Rate Home Equity Loan
Reduce monthly payments by 60% - 80% cut interest in half and boost your credit score. This is usually the best option for homeowners with equity.
Lump Sum Debt Settlement
Have equity, savings, or investments? Save 20%-40% on your debts and improve credit 100-200 points within a year.
High Rate Unsecured Loans
Owe $15,000 or less on credit cards, lines and/or loans in collections? Consolidate them and use lump sum debt settlement to save.
Sell, Downsize, Save
With Debt Settlement
Ready for a fresh start, interest, debt, and stress free? Let us help you find the best realtor in your area to get you the most out of the sale.
Keep Making Your Payments
Did you know that missing credit card payments can allow that bank to sell your home?
Imagine if every dollar you pay towards your credit cards went directly to paying down the principal so you're debt free in 5 years.
Low Rate Home Equity Loan
Reduce monthly payments by 60% - 80% cut interest in half and boost your credit score. This is usually the best option for homeowners with equity.
Lump Sum Debt Settlement
Have equity, savings, or investments? Save 20%-40% on your debts and improve credit 100-200 points within a year.
High Rate Unsecured Loans
Owe $15,000 or less on credit cards, lines and/or loans in collections? Consolidate them and use lump sum debt settlement to save.
Sell, Downsize, Save
With Debt Settlement
Ready for a fresh start, interest, debt, and stress free? Let us help you find the best realtor in your area to get you the most out of the sale.
Keep Making Your Payments
Did you know that missing credit card payments can allow that bank to sell your home?
Experience is the Key
When you combine cumulative centuries of credit, real estate, legal and financial experience, while consolidating the very best firms in their respective industries, the options are vast, and the benefits are abundant. Our clients enjoy free, unbiased, professional insight from industry leaders.
Experience is the Key
When you combine cumulative centuries of credit, real estate, legal and financial experience, while consolidating the very best firms in their respective industries, the options are vast, and the benefits are abundant. Our clients enjoy free, unbiased, professional insight from industry leaders.
We’re so grateful to the team for their advice. We saw an ad to “save 70% on our debts”. Turns out we didn’t qualify, but the team ended up cutting our payments by 2/3 anyways.
Within 20 minutes Josh had explained the difference between a consumer proposal and a consolidation loan and the pros and cons of each.
- Maggie Reed
I’d spoken with several companies about my debt. all of them charged me. Josh was the first one that gave me real options, and it was free.
- Salvatore Andrade
We’re so grateful to the team for their advice. We saw an ad to “save 70% on our debts”. Turns out we didn’t qualify, but the team ended up cutting our payments by 2/3 anyways.
Within 20 minutes Josh had explained the difference between a consumer proposal and a consolidation loan and the pros and cons of each.
- Maggie Reed
I’d spoken with several companies about my debt. all of them charged me. Josh was the first one that gave me real options, and it was free.
- Salvatore Andrade
0% Interest, 120% Payback
When you don't want to sell but don't have enough equity for a mortgage professional to help, consumer proposal solves your problem.
PROS:
-0% interest, 5 year repayment
-Protects your home from creditors
-100% of your payments go towards principal
-May reduce your monthly payment
CONS:
-120% debt repayment if you have equity in your home
-Extremely damaging to credit
-May affect your mortgage renewal
-Public record Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act item
-All debts must be included and closed
Is it Right For You?
If an equity loan isn't an option and you don't want to sell, this may not just be the right option, it may be the ONLY option to protect your home and pay off your debt. We'll know for sure after our free consultation.
Home Equity Loans: The Best Option For Homeowners With Debt
Expensive to Set Up, Worth the Cost.
While the concept of replacing unsecured debt with mortgage debt may not make sense on the surface, once you break down the cost over 5, 10, 25 years the savings become exponential and the benefits undeniable.
Carrying $40,000 in credit cards will cost you an average of $740 in interest every month. That same $40,000 will cost you around $420 in an average home equity loan. Carrying balances on your credit facilities also substantially reduces your credit score; get ready to pay way more when you renew your mortgage if you haven't consolidated that debt...
PROS:
-Monthly payment reductions as large as 70%
-Protects your home from creditors
-Increase your credit score 100-200 points
-Saves you tens of thousands in the long run
-Does not change your mortgage
CONS:
-Fees to set up-Spouses and other parties on title must consent
Is it Right For You?
If you have equity and carrying credit cards, loans and lines of credit, an equity loan can cut your payments and free up badly needed cash every month. It repairs your credit and lines up with your mortgage renewal to consolidate the equity loan with your existing mortgage, dramatically reducing payments again. This is the obvious choice for any homeowner with equity.
Hard to Qualify For, Great Deals Access to Equity, Investments or Cash Required.
Usually paired with a Home Equity Loan, lump sum debt settlement can save you 40% more than a consumer proposal without filing for protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. Anyone applying for a home equity loan with damaged credit is a candidate, as is anyone with access to a lump sum of cash, savings or investments.
PROS:
-Debt reductions as large as 30%
-Protects your home from creditors
-Increase your credit score 100-200 points
-Saves you tens of thousands in the long run
-Credit begins to repair within 60-90 days
CONS:
-Only works with equity or a lump sum
-If the accounts are not closed by credit grantor, they will be
Is it Right For You?
If you have equity and carrying credit cards, loans and lines of credit, an equity loan can cut your payments and free up badly needed cash every month. It repairs your credit and lines up with your mortgage renewal to consolidate the equity loan with your existing mortgage, dramatically reducing payments again. Lump sum debt settlement works alongside the equity loan and covers the fees to set up the equity loan, effectively making it free. This is the obvious choice for any homeowner with equity.
A Costly, Ineffective Alternative to Equity Loans
Triple the rate, double the payment. The first thing that comes to most people's minds when they have several credit cards is "I'll get a consolidation loan". First, you'll talk to your bank. When they decline you it's off to high risk lenders. These products only exasperate the issue. You pay 3 times the interest rate of a home equity loan and if you miss your payments they can still take your home.
PROS:
-Make one payment instead of many
-Slight improvement on credit score.
CONS:
-Much higher interest rate than your credit cards
-Larger monthly payments than your credit cards
-$15,000 maximum on most products
Is it Right For You?
If you're hiding something from your spouse and refuse to use your home equity, make sure you can afford these payments before taking a loan like this. Conversations about debt are even more awkward after you miss three payments and your spouse's key doesn't fit in the front door anymore. Home equity loans are the obvious, more beneficial alternative that reduce interest, payments, pay down the debt and repair credit faster. If you choose this route, ask us about Lump Sum Debt Settlement to save you as much as possible on the debts to cover the obscene interest cost.
Start Fresh With No Debt, No Interest, No Equity...
Sometimes it's just the right call. If you can't find a way to maintain payments on your mortgages and your debts, and if an equity loan or consumer proposal doesn't solve this problem it's time you call a realtor; today. After three missed payments, creditors can take your home over a credit card, loan or unsecured line of credit almost as easily as taking it for unpaid mortgage payments. Allowing them to do this can cost tens of thousands in needless legal fees and costs, taking you out of the drivers seat on the sale. If this is you and you don't have a realtor, it's time to get connected to the best in your area.
PROS:
-Start over with zero debt, zero interest
-Rebuild your credit score
-Control the sale process and price
-Save thousands by selling on your terms, not the bank's
CONS:
-Uproot your entire life
-Expensive realtor fees
-Renting isn't cheap either
Is it Right For You?
If an equity loan doesn't work, if you can't afford a consumer proposal payment and you're in danger of falling behind on credit cards, this isn't an option, you need to act today.The banks can, and sometimes will take your home from you over an unpaid credit card.
Good luck! :) Chances are you've found yourself on our website because this strategy isn't working for you. We're here to help. Take advantage of a free consultation.
0% Interest, 120% Payback
When you don't want to sell but don't have enough equity for a mortgage professional to help, consumer proposal solves your problem.
PROS:
-0% interest, 5 year repayment
-Protects your home from creditors
-100% of your payments go towards principal
-May reduce your monthly payment
CONS:
-120% debt repayment if you have equity in your home
-Extremely damaging to credit
-May affect your mortgage renewal
-Public record Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act item
-All debts must be included and closed
Is it Right For You?
If an equity loan isn't an option and you don't want to sell, this may not just be the right option, it may be the ONLY option to protect your home and pay off your debt. We'll know for sure after our free consultation.
Home Equity Loans: The Best Option For Homeowners With Debt
Expensive to Set Up, Worth the Cost.
While the concept of replacing unsecured debt with mortgage debt may not make sense on the surface, once you break down the cost over 5, 10, 25 years the savings become exponential and the benefits undeniable.
Carrying $40,000 in credit cards will cost you an average of $740 in interest every month. That same $40,000 will cost you around $420 in an average home equity loan. Carrying balances on your credit facilities also substantially reduces your credit score; get ready to pay way more when you renew your mortgage if you haven't consolidated that debt...
PROS:
-Monthly payment reductions as large as 70%
-Protects your home from creditors
-Increase your credit score 100-200 points
-Saves you tens of thousands in the long run
-Does not change your mortgage
CONS:
-Fees to set up-Spouses and other parties on title must consent
Is it Right For You?
If you have equity and carrying credit cards, loans and lines of credit, an equity loan can cut your payments and free up badly needed cash every month. It repairs your credit and lines up with your mortgage renewal to consolidate the equity loan with your existing mortgage, dramatically reducing payments again. This is the obvious choice for any homeowner with equity.
Hard to Qualify For, Great Deals Access to Equity, Investments or Cash Required.
Usually paired with a Home Equity Loan, lump sum debt settlement can save you 40% more than a consumer proposal without filing for protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. Anyone applying for a home equity loan with damaged credit is a candidate, as is anyone with access to a lump sum of cash, savings or investments.
PROS:
-Debt reductions as large as 30%
-Protects your home from creditors
-Increase your credit score 100-200 points
-Saves you tens of thousands in the long run
-Credit begins to repair within 60-90 days
CONS:
-Only works with equity or a lump sum
-If the accounts are not closed by credit grantor, they will be
Is it Right For You?
If you have equity and carrying credit cards, loans and lines of credit, an equity loan can cut your payments and free up badly needed cash every month. It repairs your credit and lines up with your mortgage renewal to consolidate the equity loan with your existing mortgage, dramatically reducing payments again. Lump sum debt settlement works alongside the equity loan and covers the fees to set up the equity loan, effectively making it free. This is the obvious choice for any homeowner with equity.
A Costly, Ineffective Alternative to Equity Loans
Triple the rate, double the payment. The first thing that comes to most people's minds when they have several credit cards is "I'll get a consolidation loan". First, you'll talk to your bank. When they decline you it's off to high risk lenders. These products only exasperate the issue. You pay 3 times the interest rate of a home equity loan and if you miss your payments they can still take your home.
PROS:
-Make one payment instead of many
-Slight improvement on credit score.
CONS:
-Much higher interest rate than your credit cards
-Larger monthly payments than your credit cards
-$15,000 maximum on most products
Is it Right For You?
If you're hiding something from your spouse and refuse to use your home equity, make sure you can afford these payments before taking a loan like this. Conversations about debt are even more awkward after you miss three payments and your spouse's key doesn't fit in the front door anymore. Home equity loans are the obvious, more beneficial alternative that reduce interest, payments, pay down the debt and repair credit faster. If you choose this route, ask us about Lump Sum Debt Settlement to save you as much as possible on the debts to cover the obscene interest cost.
Start Fresh With No Debt, No Interest, No Equity...
Sometimes it's just the right call. If you can't find a way to maintain payments on your mortgages and your debts, and if an equity loan or consumer proposal doesn't solve this problem it's time you call a realtor; today. After three missed payments, creditors can take your home over a credit card, loan or unsecured line of credit almost as easily as taking it for unpaid mortgage payments. Allowing them to do this can cost tens of thousands in needless legal fees and costs, taking you out of the drivers seat on the sale. If this is you and you don't have a realtor, it's time to get connected to the best in your area.
PROS:
-Start over with zero debt, zero interest
-Rebuild your credit score
-Control the sale process and price
-Save thousands by selling on your terms, not the bank's
CONS:
-Uproot your entire life
-Expensive realtor fees
-Renting isn't cheap either
Is it Right For You?
If an equity loan doesn't work, if you can't afford a consumer proposal payment and you're in danger of falling behind on credit cards, this isn't an option, you need to act today.The banks can, and sometimes will take your home from you over an unpaid credit card.
Good luck! :) Chances are you've found yourself on our website because this strategy isn't working for you. We're here to help. Take advantage of a free consultation.