Prince Edward Island

    Private Mortgage options in Prince Edward Island

    Short-term, property-secured financing for timing gaps, bank declines, credit recovery, equity access and clearly defined exits. This page explains what lenders review, what it can cost and when another option may fit better.

    Book a Call Mortgage desk: 289-536-0066

    Prince Edward Island lending context

    What changes with the property’s province and market

    Prince Edward Island has a small, close-knit property market. Charlottetown and Summerside can support broader lender choice than rural, seasonal or waterfront properties, where comparable sales are limited.

    Lenders review appraisal support, year-round access, property condition and the owner's long-term plans — especially for reverse mortgages, where many Island homeowners are 55+ and want to stay in place.

    A lender commitment depends on its current policy and review. Provincial licensing identifies who may arrange the mortgage; it does not guarantee that a particular lender serves every community.

    Recently funded in Prince Edward Island

    Funded · Charlottetown, PE

    Private purchase mortgage in Charlottetown, PEI

    • Purchase price $350,000
    • Private mortgage $240,000
    • Rate 6.99%
    • Quick-close private sale

    Self-employed buyers with a plumbing business found a well-priced private sale in the location they wanted — a family home with a detached garage and extra parking for the business. A private mortgage made the quick close possible.

    Prateek S. — client · Closed in 7 days · April 2026

    Client details anonymized. Rates and terms reflect each file at funding and are not a quote; subject to change and OAC.

    Private Mortgage PEI — example files

    Private mortgage PEI examples across Charlottetown, Summerside, Cornwall and Montague — short-term financing with a clear exit.

    Example scenario · Stratford, PEI

    Bridge before a sale closes

    Situation: Owners buying in Stratford before their Cornwall home sold, with the bank unwilling to bridge.

    Structure: Private 1st mortgage at up to 75% LTV, 6-month term, open after 3 months.

    Outcome: Purchase closed on time; repaid from the sale proceeds.

    Example scenario · Summerside, PEI

    Tax arrears and credit repair

    Situation: Homeowner in Summerside with CRA arrears and a recent credit drop, declined by the bank.

    Structure: Private 2nd mortgage behind the existing first, interest-only, 12-month term.

    Outcome: Arrears cleared; plan to refinance with a B-lender once credit recovers.

    Example scenario · Montague, PEI

    Rural property the bank wouldn't touch

    Situation: Seasonal-access property near Montague with few comparable sales.

    Structure: Private 1st mortgage at a lower LTV after a full appraisal, 12-month term.

    Outcome: Renovation funded; exit is a sale or conventional refinance after the work.

    These are illustrative examples, not actual client files or testimonials. Every approval depends on the lender, property and full review.

    Serving homeowners across Prince Edward Island, including Charlottetown, Summerside, Stratford, Cornwall, Montague, Kensington, Souris, Alberton.

    Who this option may fit

    Borrowers declined under bank policy

    Homeowners with equity and an urgent closing

    Borrowers repairing credit or income documentation

    Buyers bridging a purchase, sale or refinance

    Rates, limits and costs

    Use these confirmed ranges as a starting point, not a quote. Location and marketability can narrow the available lender set.

    Private 1st Mortgage

    5.89%–7.99%

    Up to 75% LTV

    1%–2% lender fee. 6–24 month terms, open after 3 months.

    Private 2nd Mortgage

    9.24%–12.99%

    Up to 80% CLTV

    2%–4% lender fee. Interest-only payments.

    Residential Bridge

    Prime +2% and up

    Up to 80% of net equity

    Short-term interest reserve; repaid from the sale of the departing home.

    Rates subject to change and OAC approval — contact us to confirm current pricing.

    Documents to prepare

    • Government identification
    • Current mortgage and property-tax statements
    • Purchase and sale agreements when applicable
    • A current appraisal ordered for the lender
    • A written explanation and evidence for the repayment exit

    What lenders review

    • Total loan-to-value, including existing mortgages
    • Property condition and local resale market
    • Interest, lender, broker, legal and appraisal costs
    • Term length and prepayment terms
    • A credible refinance, sale or other repayment plan

    Alternatives to compare

    • A bank or credit-union bridge loan
    • An alternative-lender refinance
    • A HELOC where income and credit qualify
    • Selling assets or changing the transaction timeline

    Suitability first

    A useful review includes the reasons not to proceed

    We compare the requested mortgage with lower-cost or lower-risk alternatives. If the term, total cost, property risk or exit does not make sense, the right recommendation may be to wait, restructure or not borrow.

    Frequently asked questions

    Review your Prince Edward Island options

    Share the details you have. Only your name, email and consent are required.