The Cross-Border Private Lenders Association connects private lenders, mortgage brokers, capital providers and specialized professionals operating across Canada and the United States. Build stronger relationships, deepen your industry knowledge and explore the practical considerations of lending across borders.
Private lending brings together capital, property, people and professional expertise. Crossing a border adds new questions about markets, terminology, licensing, documentation and risk. CBPLA brings those conversations together through education, resources, industry updates and connections across the Canadian and American private lending community.
Regulate and Mitigate are affiliated with CBPLA through common ownership. Their Founding Technology Partner designation identifies their relationship with CBPLA and is not an independent endorsement, certification or guarantee of their products or services.
Member benefits
Who we serve
Connect with industry participants and explore lending practices, risk considerations and new markets.
Strengthen your understanding of lender expectations, cross-border terminology and market-entry considerations.
Follow industry developments and meet the professionals supporting private lending.
Connect with the lending community through legal, tax, compliance, title, servicing, insurance, technology and other professional expertise.
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Private lending depends on more than capital. It depends on people, information and an understanding of the market in which a transaction takes place. Discover why CBPLA brings these conversations together.
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CBPLA provides general education, industry resources and professional connections. Its content is not legal, tax, investment or other professional advice. Membership does not include legal representation, licensing approval, financing or a guarantee of business opportunities. Professional services require a separate engagement with the relevant provider.