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Co-owner, Marcel Padilla, speaks to the National Post about his experience co-investing with Ourboro to get the down payment he needed for his new Toronto condo, "they’re actually supporting prospective homebuyers."

Non-traditional financing models, like Ourboro, are helping more homebuyers break into the market. But, of course, it's important that buyers understand all that's involved.

When looking to buy, individuals and families face a new challenge as investors snap up residential properties. Ourboro helps turn this competition into collaboration.

Remedying today's housing crisis requires the collective action of governments, developers, and the private sector. Ourboro is working to be part of the solution.

Whether it's with another person or a company, co-ownership is quickly rising as an option for many to get a foothold in a challenging housing market.

Community Trust is a flexible alternative to traditional financial institutions, offering co-buyers a new option when it comes to their mortgage.