After a proposal or bankruptcy, your clients need a clear path back to credit and homeownership. I give them that roadmap — coordinated with you, and never undercutting the work you've done.
Your clients leave your office with relief — and a question you can't fully answer for them: what happens to my home, and when can I borrow again? Handing them a knowledgeable, patient mortgage partner closes that loop without adding to their stress.
Exactly what to do, and in what order, to move from an R7 toward mortgage-ready — explained in plain, calm language.
For homeowners with equity, using it to pay out a proposal early can rebuild credit faster — but only when it's genuinely in their interest, and I'll say so honestly.
The lenders, timelines, and down-payment realities that get someone into a home again after insolvency.
As a CPA, I won't steer anyone into an unsuitable or high-cost private deal just to force a result.
I'm here for the "what's next," not as an alternative to the proposal you've recommended. My role starts where yours leaves off: helping your client rebuild and, in time, borrow again.
A 15-minute intro call is the easiest place to start — no commitment, just a chance to see if we're a fit.
Leigh Cho-Young, CPA, CA · Mortgage Broker M20003159 · BRX Mortgage FSRA #13463
I work alongside your client's Licensed Insolvency Trustee and never provide insolvency advice. Refinancing to repay a proposal is not always the right choice; figures and approvals depend on each client's full situation, the lender, and current lending guidelines.
Best, Leigh — The Mindful Mortgage