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Helping Homeowners Since 2015

Behind on Your Mortgage? You Can Still Keep Your Home.

Missed payments, a notice of sale, property tax or CRA arrears — even an active power of sale or foreclosure. If you have equity, our fully digital process can clear the arrears and stop the sale. Any credit. Funded in as little as 24–72 hours.

🛑 Stop the Sale⚡ Funded in 24–72 hrs🏠 Up to 80% LTV✅ Any Credit Score🏆 BBB Accredited★★★★★ 5.0
⚡ 100% Digital · No Branch Visits

🏠 How much can you access to clear arrears?

$750,000
$450,000
Equity available (up to 80% LTV)
$150,000
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Estimate only. Actual amount depends on appraisal, lender & province.
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When you’re in arrears, every day counts. The earlier you start, the more options you have — and the less it costs.

Does any of this sound familiar?

⚠️ You’ve missed two or more mortgage payments and the calls have started
⚠️ You’ve been served a Notice of Sale or a Statement of Claim
⚠️ Your property taxes are in arrears and a tax sale is looming
⚠️ CRA is demanding payment or has registered a lien
⚠️ Your bank won’t renew your mortgage because you’re behind
⚠️ A power of sale or foreclosure is already underway

Falling behind isn’t the end. Waiting is the real risk.

Banks rarely help once you’re in arrears — but private and alternative lenders look at your equity, not your credit score or income. With direct access to capital and a 100% digital process, CreditReboot can pay your arrears in full, bring your mortgage current, and stop legal action before you lose the home.

Why a digital broker matters when you’re behind

Speed is everything in an arrears situation. Our online process removes the delays a branch can’t.

Apply in 60 seconds

No appointments, no waiting room. Start your application the moment you find this page — even at night or on a weekend.

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Private & secure

Everything happens online and confidentially. No awkward branch visit, no explaining your situation across a counter.

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50+ lenders, one application

We shop your file to alternative and private lenders digitally and bring back the fastest approval — you choose.

How much time do you have? Know your province.

The legal process — and your deadlines — differ across Ontario, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.

Ontario Power of Sale
~6 months
first missed payment → sale
  • Lender can issue a Notice of Sale after ~15 days of default.
  • A minimum 35-day redemption period follows — pay the arrears + costs to reinstate.
  • Most lenders use power of sale; surplus after the sale returns to you.
  • Acting in the 35-day window is critical.
Alberta Foreclosure
~6–12 months
court-supervised process
  • Runs through the Court of King’s Bench via a Statement of Claim.
  • An Order Nisi sets a redemption period — generally ~6 months under the Law of Property Act.
  • If unredeemed, the court approves a judicial sale or transfers title.
  • Reinstating early is usually cheaper than redeeming late.
Saskatchewan Foreclosure
6–12+ months
strong borrower protections
  • Foreclosure or judicial sale through the Court of King’s Bench.
  • Residential files often involve the Provincial Mediation Board first.
  • An Order Nisi sets the redemption period to reinstate or pay out.
  • More steps = more time — but don’t wait; equity solutions still close faster.

General information only, not legal advice. Timelines vary by lender, court, and circumstances.

Just received a notice? Do these 5 things today.

  • Don’t ignore it. Open every letter from your lender, lawyer, or municipality. Deadlines start running the day you’re served.
  • Note the dates. Find the redemption deadline or court date on the document — that’s your window to act.
  • Don’t move money or sign anything with a stranger who contacts you first. Work only with a licensed broker or lawyer.
  • Gather basics: your mortgage statement, the arrears amount, your home’s rough value, and the notice itself.
  • Apply online with us. We’ll confirm your equity and the fastest path within hours — at no cost and no obligation.

How we stop the sale — fully online, in 5 steps

1

Apply Online

60-second secure digital application. No credit check to start.

2

Equity Review

We confirm your equity and the fastest lender path — often within hours.

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Appraisal

A quick appraisal confirms value and how much is available.

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Approval & Commitment

Commitment issued with every cost disclosed in writing; your lawyer handles the legal work.

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Arrears Paid · Sale Stopped

Funds advance, arrears paid in full, legal action stops. Urgent files close in 24–72 hrs.

Can your equity clear your arrears?

Move the sliders to see how much you could access — and whether it covers what you’re behind.

Include missed mortgage payments, property tax arrears, CRA debt, and any other amounts you need to catch up.

✅ You likely have enough equity
Available at 80% LTV$140,000
Arrears to clear$45,000

Remaining after clearing$95,000
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Estimate only. Private lenders may exceed 80% in some cases. Actual approval depends on appraisal, lender & province.

Your options compared

When you’re in arrears, doing nothing is the most expensive choice.

Do nothing

  • Penalties & interest keep growing
  • Legal action proceeds
  • Risk of losing the home
  • Major credit damage

Sell the home

  • You lose your home
  • Rushed sale = lower price
  • Moving costs & disruption
  • May still owe a shortfall

Bankruptcy / proposal

  • Severe credit damage (up to 7 yrs)
  • Trustee involvement
  • Doesn’t always save the home
  • Last resort if no equity
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Equity solution

  • Keep your home
  • Arrears paid, sale stopped
  • Funded in days, fully digital
  • Credit can start to recover

The solutions we use to clear arrears

The right fit depends on your equity, your existing mortgage, and how fast you need to move.

✅ Keep your first mortgage

Second Mortgage

Pay the arrears without disturbing a good first-mortgage rate. Fast, equity-based approval.

✅ Lump sum, any credit

Home Equity Loan

Clear arrears and consolidate other debt in one shot, secured by your equity.

✅ One restructured payment

Refinance

Roll the arrears into a new mortgage and reset your payments around your situation.

✅ Fastest funding

Private Mortgage

When time is critical, private lenders approve almost entirely on equity — often in days.

Second MortgageHome Equity LoanRefinancePrivate Mortgage

Honest guidance, not just a transaction

We arrange financing up to 80% loan-to-value and leave meaningful equity in place as a buffer. Every cost — interest rate, lender fee, broker fee, legal and appraisal — is disclosed in writing before you commit. And if a loan isn’t the right answer, we’ll tell you. Sometimes a payment arrangement with your lender or municipality serves you better.

From crisis to recovery

Right now
In arrears

Missed payments, mounting penalties, legal action looming.

Month 1
Stabilized

Arrears paid, sale stopped, one manageable payment. Credit starts to recover.

12–24 months
~4–5%

Back on track and eligible to refinance to prime A-lender rates.

Trusted by homeowners across Ontario, Alberta & Saskatchewan

★★★★★ 5.0 average — real Google reviews from CreditReboot clients

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“We were hit with an unexpected financial rough patch and our regular bank wasn’t wanting to help us. One quick email to CreditReboot resulted in an immediate response with options available to us. Parm quickly set us on the right path.”

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“Among all the brokers I’ve worked with over the years, Parm at CreditReboot is at the top. I was put into a tricky situation and other brokers had failed to deliver, but Parm helped me out of it and got me a better deal at every turn.”

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“Parm was super knowledgeable and really helped us when we were in a pinch and needed a quick close. He made our stressful situation much more manageable. Would highly recommend!”

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“I was in a total bind looking to get a home equity loan against my property in Alberta, even after letdowns from a couple of lenders and the banks. Parm worked tirelessly to find me a lender tailored to my needs — by far the best I’ve worked with in a difficult situation.”

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“We value the quality of Parm’s service. He was very approachable, knowledgeable and professional. It was almost hard to believe it all went this smoothly. He was quick to respond when needed. We recommend him to everyone.”

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Every day counts. Let’s stop the clock.

Apply online and we’ll review your situation and arrange a solution to clear your arrears — often approved in as little as 24 hours. No obligation, no upfront fees, full transparency on cost.

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Mortgage Arrears — Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if you miss a mortgage payment in Canada?
Most lenders allow about a 15-day grace period; after that late fees apply, and by roughly 30 days the missed payment is reported to the credit bureaus. Miss about three payments (around 90 days) and the lender can begin enforcement — power of sale in Ontario, or foreclosure in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Acting early gives you the most options.
How many mortgage payments can I miss before I lose my home?
There is no single magic number, but enforcement usually begins after about three missed payments. You do not lose the home immediately — there is a redemption window to reinstate or pay out the mortgage, and with equity we can often fund fast enough to use it.
Can I use my home equity to pay off mortgage arrears?
Yes. If you have equity, we can arrange a refinance, second mortgage, or private mortgage that clears the arrears in one lump sum and brings your mortgage current. Approval is based on your equity, not just your credit score.
What is the difference between power of sale and foreclosure?
Power of sale, used in Ontario, lets the lender sell the property after a notice and redemption period and return any surplus to you. Foreclosure, used in Alberta and Saskatchewan, is court-driven and can transfer title to the lender. Both can be stopped by reinstating or paying out before the deadline.
Can I get a mortgage or refinance if I am already behind on payments?
Often yes. Banks usually decline once you are in arrears, but B and private lenders approve based on home equity. We place these deals every week for homeowners the banks turned away.
How do I bring my mortgage back into good standing?
You reinstate by paying the arrears plus the lender's costs before the redemption deadline, or you redeem by paying the full balance. Either one stops the sale, and we can fund the amount you need so you do not miss the window.
Do mortgage arrears show up on my credit report?
Yes — missed payments are reported around 30 days late and lower your score, and enforcement proceedings can appear too. Clearing the arrears stops further damage and lets your credit start to recover.
Can I refinance with arrears or bad credit?
Yes. Our lenders approve on equity and property value, so past collections, bruised credit, or current arrears do not automatically disqualify you. We shop A, B, and private lenders to find your best option.
How much equity do I need to clear mortgage arrears?
Generally you want enough equity to keep total borrowing within about 80% of your home's value. The more equity you have, the more options and better rates — a quick review tells you exactly what you qualify for.
What are my options if my bank will not renew my mortgage?
A non-renewal is not the end. We can refinance you with an alternative or private lender, often before your current term ends, so you keep your home and avoid default. We specialize in placements after a bank declines.
Is it better to sell my home or refinance to pay arrears?
If you have equity and want to keep your home, refinancing to clear the arrears is usually faster and cheaper than selling under pressure. If keeping the home is not viable, an orderly sale may be better — we will give you the numbers for both.
How fast can a second or private mortgage clear my arrears?
Private and second mortgages can close in as little as 24 to 72 hours once documents are in, which is often fast enough to beat a sale deadline. Speed is exactly why homeowners come to us.
How does applying with CreditReboot work?
Start with the 60-second online form, then a licensed broker reviews your situation, shops dozens of lenders, and presents your options — all digitally, with no branch visits. You choose the option that fits and we handle the rest through to funding.
How fast can CreditReboot approve and fund?
Many clients get a same-day approval and funding within 24 to 72 hours, depending on the lender, appraisal, and province. When you are racing a deadline, we move quickly.
Will applying hurt my credit, and is there an upfront fee?
Starting the conversation does not require a hard credit check, and there are no upfront fees to apply. You get your options first, then decide.
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