Salana Financial Group Powered by Swivel Mortgage Group - License: 13569
Got Rejected by the Bank? We Can Still Get You Approved.
Fast mortgage solutions, debt consolidation, and private lending options — even if the banks said NO.

Bad Credit Accepted

Fast Approvals

All Financial Situations Welcome
Why Clients Come to Us After Bank Rejection
- We work with all credit types
- Fast approval pathways
- Multiple lender options
- Real solutions, not automated rejections
- Support from start to finish
We Turn “No” Into “Yes”
Our job is simple — find a way forward when the banks can’t help.
We work with private lenders and alternative mortgage solutions to help you:
- Get approved after rejection
- Consolidate high-interest debt
- Access home equity
- Avoid foreclosure or power of sale
No judgment. Just solutions.
Fast Approval Process
1
Apply Online
Takes just a few minutes to get started.
2
We Review Your Situation
We match you with the right lender options.
3
Get Approved
Fast decisions, real solutions.
Our Mortgage Services
New purchases
Reverse Mortgage
Power of Sale Stopped
Refinance/Equity Takeout
Debt Consolidation Loans
Renewals/Transfers
Is your mortgage coming up for renewal? With access to dozens of lenders, we will save you time and hassle and provide expert guidance to help you make an informed decision. Let us simplify the renewal process and save you thousands!
Have Questions? Talk To A Mortgage Broker
and Agent Near You Now!
You’re in the Right Place
Getting rejected by a bank doesn’t mean you have no options.
It simply means you need a different solution.
We help homeowners, self-employed individuals, and clients with credit challenges get approved through flexible lending options that traditional banks don’t offer.
Sal Lunetta
Mortgage Agent Level 2 Lic M08003429
- Toronto Office
- 600A Caledonia RD 2nd floor of Toronto, On M6E 4V5
Ana Moniz
Mortgage Broker Lic M08002606
- Toronto Office
- 600A Caledonia RD 2nd floor of Toronto, On M6E 4V5
“We had a great experience with Stephanie Ribaric from Swivel Mortgage Group. Her professionalism and knowledge made the usually complicated mortgage process straightforward and easy to manage. She was always quick to answer our questions, explaining complex terms in simple language, and guiding us patiently throughout the process. We are appreciative of Stephanie’s tireless efforts to represent our best interests, ensuring we secured the best deal. We highly recommend her services to anyone in need of a mortgage, confident that they will receive the same excellent service as we did.”
Judy Hy
“We had a great experience with Stephanie Ribaric from Swivel Mortgage Group. Her professionalism and knowledge made the usually complicated mortgage process straightforward and easy to manage. She was always quick to answer our questions, explaining complex terms in simple language, and guiding us patiently throughout the process. We are appreciative of Stephanie’s tireless efforts to represent our best interests, ensuring we secured the best deal. We highly recommend her services to anyone in need of a mortgage, confident that they will receive the same excellent service as we did.”
Judy Hy
“We had a great experience with Stephanie Ribaric from Swivel Mortgage Group. Her professionalism and knowledge made the usually complicated mortgage process straightforward and easy to manage. She was always quick to answer our questions, explaining complex terms in simple language, and guiding us patiently throughout the process. We are appreciative of Stephanie’s tireless efforts to represent our best interests, ensuring we secured the best deal. We highly recommend her services to anyone in need of a mortgage, confident that they will receive the same excellent service as we did.”
Judy Hy
Chances are, you're not the first person to ask. Take a look at answers to some of our more frequently asked questions.
How much can I afford to pay for a home?
To determine ‘affordability’ you will first need to know your taxable income along with the amount of any debt outstanding and the monthly payments. Assuming it is your principal residence you are purchasing, calculate 32% of your income for use toward a mortgage payment, property taxes and heating costs. If applicable, half of the estimated monthly condominium maintenance fees will also be included in this calculation. Second, calculate 40% of your taxable income and deduct all of your monthly debt payments, including car loans, credit cards, lines of credit payments. The lesser of the first or second calculation will be used to help determine how much of your income may be used towards housing related payments, including your mortgage payment. These calculations are based on lenders’ usual guidelines. In addition to considering what the ratios say you can afford, make sure you calculate how much you think you can afford. If the payment amount you are comfortable with is less than 32% of your income you may want to settle for the lower amount rather than stretch yourself financially. Make sure you don’t leave yourself house poor. Structure your payments so that you can still afford simple luxuries.
What is the minimum down payment needed for a home?
A minimum down payment of 5% is required to purchase a home, subject to certain maximum price restrictions. In addition to the down payment, you must also be able to show that you can cover the applicable closing costs (i.e. legal fees and disbursements, appraisal fees and a survey certificate, where applicable). Regardless of the amount of your down payment, at least 5% of it must be from your own cash resources or a gift from a family member. It cannot be borrowed. Lenders will generally accept a gift from a family member as an acceptable down payment provided a letter stating it is a true gift, not a loan, is signed by the donor. Where the mortgage loan insurance is provided by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), the gift money must be in the your possession before the application is sent in to CMHC for approval. Mortgages with less than 20% down must have mortgage loan insurance provided by either CMHC or GE.
What is mortgage loan insurance?
Mortgage loan insurance is insurance provided by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), a crown corporation, and GE Capital Mortgage Insurance Company, an approved private corporation. This insurance is required by law to insure lenders against default on mortgages with a loan to value ratio greater than 80%. The insurance premiums, ranging from .50% to 3.75%, are paid by the borrower and can be added directly onto the mortgage amount. This is not the same as mortgage life insurance.
What is a conventional mortgage?
A conventional mortgage is usually one where the down payment is equal to 20% or more of the purchase price, a loan to value of or less than 80%, and does not normally require mortgage loan insurance.
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