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Mortgage Business Basics Game.

Build confidence, one client decision at a time.

Short rounds. Real-world scenarios. A useful explanation after every answer. Take your time.

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Start with the everyday decisions

One situation. One good next move.

Read the situation, choose a next step, then see the reasoning. No countdown, no streak to protect.

Choose your next skill

Follow the client journey, or jump to what you need. Start with the short lesson; learn more through each answer.

What this practice covers

Client discovery, income and credit evidence, down payment, qualification, suitable products, lender submissions, conditions and funding, ethics and fraud escalation, renewals and refinancing, commercial property analysis, and Ontario Level 1 scope.

This is a practical foundation, not an exhaustive licensing course, accredited training or a substitute for brokerage supervision. Commercial lending needs specialist competence. It does not grant authority to arrange private lending.

Sources, privacy & limitations

Educational practice using fictional people, properties and figures. Not personalized financial, legal or licensing advice, an approval, or an official licensing exam. Rules and lender policies can change; verify original sources and brokerage guidance for real transactions.

No real applicant income, debts, identity, contact, credit or other personal financial information is needed or should be collected by the game.

Before working a real file: Use the brokerage’s approved identity-verification, consent, document-security, recordkeeping, disclosure and escalation procedures. This game is a practice aid, not those procedures.

AML duties require more training: Know the applicable identity, beneficial-ownership, third-party, ongoing-monitoring and reporting requirements. FINTRAC does not expect duplicate employee suspicious-transaction reports when the employer is actively reporting; an employee may have to report when the employer has not met the requirement.

Specialist situations: Private lending, construction, syndicated investments, complex corporate ownership, trusts, estate/family changes and unusual property risks need further competence, appropriate licence scope and specialist review. Do not infer authority from completing a game module.

Rules checked 2026-10-14. All commercial LTV, DSCR, cap-rate and mortgage-constant thresholds are supplied hypothetical assumptions, not universal rules.

Fictional scenarios for educational practice. Not personalized financial, legal or licensing advice, an official licensing course, or an approval. Rules and lender policies can change: check the linked sources and current brokerage guidance for real files. No client details needed.

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