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About Canadian Funding Corporation
Introduction
Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) offers exceptional service and efficient results, bringing together the right people for the right projects. Providing service for a large array of loan needs, Canadian Funding Corporation seeks to help its clients realize their dreams, no matter how big or small. With each project it undertakes, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) strives to give individualized attention in order to get the job done.
Experts in Their Field
Led by a team of professionals with expert skills in varying fields, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) uses a variety of resources to close deals. Relying on the successful business principle of maintaining close relationships, Canadian Funding Corporation coordinates and doles out resources that best match each project. Using a large pool of private funds and resources, Canadian Funding Corporation provides loan services in various areas. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) specializes in construction loans for building business development, bridge loans for short-term financing, renovation loans for property upgrades, and refinance loans for various uses. Using a large network of reliable contacts, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) is able to provide many different loan types to clients. The people behind Canadian Funding Corporation have built the business to what it is today. President and Founder, Moishe Alexander, offers his borrower-lender matching experience in all projects Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) undertakes. Alexander’s team of mortgage agents, market valuations managers, and assets and acquisitions experts help carry these lending plans to success.
Community Contributions
In addition to its success in business, Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) is committed to helping its community through charitable efforts. A portion of Canadian Funding Corporation’s earnings goes to helping families in the Toronto area and beyond. Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) supports organizations that feed and clothe families and assist in job and housing placement. Canadian Funding Corporation has been making charitable contributions for a number of years.
Canadian Funding Corporation Announces Boston Highrise Retrofit Cuts Energy Costs by 15-percent
The Margolis
Canadian Funding Corporation presents the Margolis which is a 12-storey apartment building in Chelsea, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.The 150-unit building needed retrofit work as utility bills increased while occupant comfort decreased. From 1992 to 1996 it was the site of a joint study by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Boston Edison Company, and the Chelsea Housing Authority to analyze ventilation and airflow and the resulting energy costs.A series of ventilation and air-leakage measurements were made using tracer gases and blower doors. Following this, building airflow was modelled. Modelling showed that even apartments on the windward side of the building did not receive sufficient outside air (according to ASHRAE standard 62) during periods of low windspeed. High winds combined with cold winter temperatures magnified infiltration, conduction and interior air-flow problems throughout the building. Windward facing tenants responded by elevating baseboard settings over 26°C (80°F), while leeward tenants opened windows.The Margolis, as a result of the infiltration and ventilation problems, exhibited excessive demand for electric resistance heat. Post-retofit modeling showed large reductions in energy consumption, 90% of which was attributed to a comprehensive window retrofit that corrected air leakage problems.
Canadian Funding Corporation Presents the Innovation: High-Efficiency Windows
The Margolis retrofit involved windows as well as lighting and control retrofits in an attempt to decrease energy loads and improve tenant comfort. Double-pane low-E windows and a whole-building control system were installed to reduce and control heating load problems.These retrofits reduced severe infiltration and drafting loads, regulated ‘out-of-control' set point temperatures and diminished inefficient interior and exterior lighting problems in the all-electric building.
The replacement windows were Peerless 4320 double hung units.The frames were heavy commercial, thermally broken aluminum with an HC-45 rating.The low-E coating was a "hard coat" directly applied to the glass, and the assemblies were Argon-filled.The existing pre-retrofit glass had a conductance value of 5.0 W/(m2 ok) and an RSI-value of 0.2.The new glass had a conductance value of 3.48 W/(m2 ok) and an RSI value of 0.29.The new apartment glass also had a U-value of 0.33.
Also Canadian Funding Corporation states that lighting retrofits captured savings by replacing circa 1972 lighting with more efficient products.
Pre-retrofit annual consumption for the building was over 2,100 MWh, with a peak demand of 594 kW. Annual consumption was reduced by 325 MWh (15%) with the retrofit. Peak demand was reduced by 100 kW (17%).
Annual energy cost savings from the retrofits totaled $28,000 (over 90% was attributable to the window retrofit).The cost of retrofit was $305,000 or $2905 per unit.
Canadian Funding Corporation reports on this CMHC building case study.
What type of loan is right for me?
The Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) offers a variety of products to meet the specific needs of its clients and works closely with each client to identify expectations and aspirations, matching him or her with the best product available. There are four main types of loans offered by the Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC): construction loans, bridge loans, renovation and repositioning loans, and refinance loans. In addition to these services, the Canadian Funding Corporation (CFC) provides incomparable consulting services on all lending and funding needs and is dedicated to helping clients find the most effective solution to their problems.
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