There may still be options — even if the bank has said no
We help Ontario homeowners:
• Review realistic next steps
• Understand your options
• Access remaining equity
— with no obligation

Timing matters — options narrow as Power of Sale progresses.


If your lender has started the power of sale process in Ontario, you are likely dealing with missed payments, mounting pressure, and very limited time. Power of sale help is designed to give Ontario homeowners options before a property is sold — even after a notice has been issued. Depending on your situation, solutions may include refinancing, private or alternative lending, restructuring existing debt, or working with lenders to delay or stop the power of sale.
The goal is to protect your remaining equity and create time to stabilize your finances. Power of sale does not automatically mean foreclosure, and it does not mean you are out of options. Acting early is critical, but help is still possible at many stages of the process. This page explains how power of sale works in Ontario and the steps you can take right now.
Below, we outline how we help homeowners navigate power of sale situations and what steps you can take next.
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Power of sale can move fast. We help you understand your options, protect your equity, and secure financing quickly — even when traditional lenders say no.