Team

Meet Us

Whose behind the scenes? Seasoned professionals bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to every engagement

Cooper Harrison, CPA, CA

Principal & Co-founder

Cooper has a diverse background in commercial lending, accounting and finance.

Before co-founding Lakepoint, he gained valuable experience at a national accounting firm, led a team of mid-market bankers at one of Canada's leading chartered banks, and was AVP Finance for an M&A-focused company listed on the TSX-V

Brian Stephenson, JD

Principal & Co-founder

Brian is a versatile professional with a strong legal background.

As a former Partner at Pushor Mitchell LLP, he guided clients through complex legal matters and represented banks and lenders in securing hundreds of millions in lending transactions. His ability to build strong relationships has significantly contributed to the growth of many businesses

Caroline Coudreau, CPA

Corporate Debt Advisor

Caroline brings a decade of commercial lending experience from Canada’s largest credit union. As a seasoned commercial account manager, she has successfully managed a diverse portfolio, including clients in Commercial Real Estate, Development, Construction, SME businesses, and Not-for-Profits.

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Loanpoint partners with and invests alongside the homeowner in the property. Subject to underwriting approval, Loanpoint will pay you an upfront, lump sum amount in exchange for a portion of your home’s future appreciation. Future appreciation is based on using the risk adjusted Appreciation Starting Value and calculating any gain or loss based on the final appraised value of your home at the time of exit. Loanpoint charges up to a 3.9% processing fee (subject to a $2,000 minimum) and other third party paid closing costs such as appraisal, escrow, and government fees. The term is 30 years. Loanpoint will place a lien on your home to secure performance of the underlying agreement. There are no monthly payments or interest accrual. Homeowner’s repayment amount is based on the future value of the subject property at the time of exit, as outlined in the underlying agreement.

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