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Equity take-out

Two honest ways to pull equity from a residential property — break the existing mortgage and replace it, or leave it alone and add a second — priced side by side with penalties, fees and legals included, down to the cost per $100,000 raised.

✓ Verified math — the arithmetic on this page is proven against independent reference calculations; the proof is printed near the bottom.

Property value
$
Property type
Current mortgage balance
$
Current monthly payment
$
Contract rate
%
Rate type
Time left in the term2 yr 2 mo
New first-mortgage rate (Path A)
%
New amortization (Path A)25 years
Second-mortgage rate (Path B, interest-only)
%
Path A — break & replace the first
$0
net cash in hand, after penalty, fees, legals and appraisal
New first mortgage (80% of value)
Penalty
Fees + legals + appraisal
New monthly payment
Monthly change vs today
Cost per $100K raised
Path B — keep the first, add a second
$0
net cash in hand, after fees, legals and appraisal — no penalty
Second mortgage (to 75% combined)
Fees + legals + appraisal
Monthly payment (interest-only)
Cost per $100K raised

Which path, which lender, and above all which timing — the desk prices all three before a client commits to any of them.

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Ramin Hallaji, Principal — licensed in British Columbia (BCFSA) and Alberta, Dominion Lending Centres Group · 778-879-6768 · ramin@privatewealthfinancing.ca

Illustration only — not an offer of financing and not financial advice. Combined-LTV caps reflect the desk's published residential schedule for major BC markets (80% new first; seconds to 75% combined for detached and townhomes, 65% for condos); fee, legal and appraisal figures are the published schedule's defaults with minimums applied, and the penalty is a fair-method estimate using the desk's July 2026 comparison rates — big-bank posted-method penalties can run higher (see the penalty tool). Second-mortgage figures assume interest-only payments. Everything is confirmed per file before commitment. Private Wealth Financing arranges mortgage financing only.