INVEST WITH CAPITIS

Fund the Next Round of Private Mortgages

Every first Tuesday of the month, Capitis opens a new funding round. Investors pledge capital, we deploy it into vetted Ontario private mortgages, and the cycle repeats. See the upcoming raises below and reserve your spot.

Targeting a 10% preferred annual dividend · $25,000 minimum · Open to eligible investors

UPCOMING RAISES

RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN AN UPCOMING ROUND

Each round funds on the first Tuesday of the month and closes once the target is met. Select an open month to pledge.

A pledge is a non-binding expression of interest, not a commitment to invest. All investments are made under the Offering Memorandum.

HOW IT WORKS

FROM PLEDGE TO FUNDED IN THREE STEPS

1

Review the raise calendar

Each month opens for pledges ahead of its first-Tuesday funding date. Track the target, the progress, and how many investors have committed.

2

Submit your pledge

Pledge to an open month in a couple of minutes. New investors verify by email; existing investors pledge instantly through the portal.

3

Our team follows you through

A Capitis representative confirms your details, reviews the Offering Memorandum with you, and finalizes your investment ahead of the funding date.

OUR APPROACH

WHY WE RAISE ONCE A MONTH

Capitis doesn't take capital on a rolling basis. We raise in defined monthly rounds, each one tied to a specific pool of mortgage deals ready to fund.

It's a deliberate structure. Capital is deployed with purpose instead of sitting idle, every round is matched to real lending activity, and investors always know exactly when the next opportunity opens. Discipline on the raise side is discipline on the lending side.

WHY CAPITIS

REAL ESTATE YIELD, WITHOUT THE LANDLORD WORK

10%*

Target preferred annual dividend

$100M+

In private mortgages funded since 2019

Secured

Every loan backed by Ontario real estate

Regular

Distributions paid to investors

Capitis is a Mortgage Investment Corporation that lends against Ontario real estate — first and second mortgages, underwritten on equity. Investors receive regular distributions from the interest those mortgages generate, without sourcing deals, underwriting borrowers, or managing property.