Large projects require more than a basic mortgage approval.
You may need financing for land acquisition, spec builds, construction draws, commercial property purchases, multi-unit buildings, mixed-use properties, or owner-occupied business space.
Each project has its own risks, timelines, documents, and lender expectations.
I help builders, developers, investors, and business owners understand their options and prepare stronger lending packages from the start.
This may be a fit if you are:
Commercial and Construction lenders often look closely at:
The better the file is prepared, the easier it is for a lender to understand the opportunity.
Commercial Financing Is Not One-Size-Fits-All
A strong project can still run into financing problems if it is presented poorly or sent to the wrong lender.
I help by reviewing your goals, organizing the details, and matching the project with lending options that make sense.
You get a clearer process, a stronger application, and a better understanding of what lenders are looking for.

Construction loans can provide staged funding for building projects.
These loans often rely on draw schedules, budgets, plans, permits, appraisals, and progress reviews.
The structure matters because funds need to be available when the project needs them.
Builders and developers may need financing for land, servicing, construction costs, project completion, or interim cash flow.
I can help review the project and identify lenders who may be comfortable with the structure and timeline.
Land financing can be more complex than standard property financing.
Lenders may consider location, zoning, servicing, development plans, borrower experience, and the intended use of the land.
If you are building a custom home, the financing often needs to account for land value, construction costs, builder contracts, draws, and the final completed value.
A well-prepared application can help reduce confusion and delays.
A construction draw mortgage releases funds in stages as construction progresses.
This type of financing requires clear coordination between the borrower, lender, builder, appraiser, and other project professionals.
Commercial mortgages can help business owners and investors purchase, refinance, or access equity in commercial property.
These may include office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, or owner-occupied spaces.
Multi-unit residential properties often require a different lending approach than single-family homes.
Lenders may look at rental income, vacancy assumptions, building condition, borrower strength, and long-term property performance.
If your business is buying the space it operates from, an owner-occupied commercial mortgage may be a strong option.
This can help you build equity while creating more control over your business location.
Bridge financing may help cover timing gaps between purchase, sale, refinance, or project funding milestones.
It can be useful when the opportunity is time-sensitive, but the long-term financing is not yet in place.
Financing Large-Scale Projects Takes Expertise
Commercial and construction financing isn’t one-size-fits-all. Lenders have strict policies, and mistakes can be costly. That’s why working with an expert who knows how to package, position, and negotiate the right deal can make all the difference.
I understand lender expectations – I’ll structure your application to maximize approvals.
I have access to a wide network – From institutional lenders to private funding, I find the best fit.
I work fast and efficiently – Keeping your project on track without financing delays.
You have the vision. I can help you structure the financing to support it.
Book a conversation today, and let’s review your project, timeline, and lending options.
Construction financing provides funding for a building project, often through staged draws as the work progresses. Lenders usually require budgets, plans, appraisals, permits, and progress reviews.
Yes. Land financing depends on the type of land, location, zoning, servicing, development plans, borrower profile, and lender requirements.
Not exactly. Commercial mortgages often involve different approval criteria, including business financials, rental income, property type, borrower experience, and debt servicing.
Yes. Private or alternative lending may be considered when a project does not fit traditional bank requirements, but the structure needs to be reviewed carefully.
It is best to start before the project becomes urgent. Commercial and construction financing can take more time than standard residential lending, especially when multiple documents and parties are involved.

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