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WATCH: Pip Dhaliwal, Founder & CEO of Freedom Capital shares financing property tips

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 11 Feb, 2022 06:52 PM
  • WATCH: Pip Dhaliwal, Founder & CEO of Freedom Capital shares financing property tips

WATCH: DARPAN's social media host Ish Sharma sat down with Pip Dhaliwal Founder and CEO of Freedom Capital. Here is what he had to say about getting help from alternative banking when the traditional banking systems is adding to the red tape for investing in real estate. #ChatCentral #DarpanChatCentral #realestate #banking #mortgage #solution #lender #freedomcapital

“I founded Freedom Capital in 2010. Working as a mortgage officer at the bank, I saw a void in the financing market for alternative solutions after watching frustrated clients getting passed over due to strict guidelines and red tap in the conventional market. Today, we operate as one of the largest national brokerages solely dedicated to the alternative and commercial mortgage market in Canada". Pip Dhaliwal, Founder of Freedom Capital.

Our team comes with a collective 35-years+ of experience in the mortgage lending field, which is why we know what works and what doesn’t work. Freedom Capital recognizes the need for alternative financing, especially for those individuals that require more diverse financial options.”

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