We live here. We build here. We develop, finance, and deliver the rental housing Southern Georgian Bay needs because growing communities deserve builders with a genuine stake in the outcome.
To be a driving force in addressing Southern Georgian Bay's growing housing demand by building smart, sustainable communities that balance growth, quality, and long-term livability for the people who call this region home.
DevCom Homes develops and builds quality rental and residential communities across Southern Georgian Bay, connecting every piece of the puzzle, from land strategy and financial solutions to final delivery. By managing the full process and working with the right partners, we execute efficiently, protect investments, and remain fully accountable to our clients and the communities we serve.
Our vertical integration is not a marketing pitch. It is how we protect your budget, compress timelines, and maximize every project's return.
Because we control construction, you don't pay a GC's premium on top of a developer's fee. The margin stays in the project.
Every strategy we recommend is one we've used ourselves. That accountability changes everything.
We structure projects to work financially before a shovel hits the ground. Returns are the starting point, not an afterthought.
Smart financing means you put less in and keep more out. We show you how to use leverage intelligently.
Southern Georgian Bay is growing, and how we build matters. We take on every project with long-term livability in mind, because the homes and neighbourhoods we create today shape the community everyone shares tomorrow. Whether you want to build, invest, or both, we'll show you what's possible with the right strategy and the right team.
Trevor leads client relationships, land acquisition, and investor strategy. As a licensed Mortgage Agent (Level 2, FSRA #13120) through The Mortgage Coach, he brings financing into the project from day one so the numbers always hold together.
Matt runs the business day to day, overseeing project management, field operations, scheduling, and trades. Every build stays on time and on budget because Matt owns the process from mobilization to handover.
Kaitlyn manages the business behind the business: bookkeeping, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, insurance, and WSIB compliance. The back end runs cleanly so the front end can focus on building.
Other investments give you one return. Real estate gives you five, simultaneously. Here is exactly how they work, and why we structure every project to capture all of them.
Rental income minus expenses. A well-structured property generates positive cash flow from day one, before any appreciation or equity gain is factored in. We underwrite every project to cash flow positive at conservative rent estimates.
We don't build speculation into the base case. If cash flow only works at best-case rents, the deal doesn't work.
Most investors focus only on appreciation. We focus on cash flow first, because it pays you while you wait for everything else to compound.
Real estate has historically appreciated 4–6% annually in strong Canadian markets. On a leveraged asset, this return is amplified significantly. A 5% appreciation on a $1M property ($50K gain) equals a 25% return on a $200K down payment due to leverage.
We focus on markets with strong fundamentals: supply constraints, population growth, employment diversity. Appreciation supported by data, not hope.
A 5% annual gain on a leveraged property can translate to a 25–50% return on your actual invested capital.
Every month, your tenant's rent pays down your mortgage. You're building equity silently while someone else makes the payment. Over a 25-year amortization, this alone creates substantial wealth.
On a typical 25-year amortization, mortgage payments build about 2–3% equity per year through principal paydown alone, before any appreciation is included.
Mortgage paydown is the most underrated wealth builder in real estate. It works while you sleep.
Canadian real estate investors access deductions most people never fully use: CCA, mortgage interest, maintenance expenses, professional fees, and more. When structured correctly, an investment property can offset income from other sources.
We work with your accountant or refer you to one who understands real estate investing deeply. The tax code rewards real estate ownership in ways no other investment class matches.
Most investors leave thousands on the table simply from not structuring their ownership correctly.
Unlike stocks, you can actively force the value of real estate up. Adding a unit, renovating, or changing the income profile all increase value on command. This is where builders have an edge the market cannot take away.
For example, if it costs $200K to build and the added value is $250K, you have $50K of forced appreciation.
Every project we build forces appreciation into the asset before the market has had a chance to price it in.
Each return stream is an independent mechanism. When one slows, the others continue. This is how real estate reduces risk while other investments concentrate it.
You still have cash flow, mortgage paydown, and forced appreciation from development. The investment isn't depending on the market doing anything.
We underwrite deals at stress-tested rates so rising costs are already in the model. Forced appreciation and strategic refinancing protect equity.
Appreciation, mortgage paydown, and tax benefits continue. Short-term vacancy is a cash flow event, not an existential one. Multi-unit design de-risks this further.
Equity accessed through refinancing is tax-efficient and doesn't require a sale. A well-performing property can fund your next investment without selling your first.
Let's walk through what a project would look like for you. Real numbers, not projections pulled from thin air.
Development, construction, and financing are not separate services. They are a single integrated system, and that integration is the advantage.
Land, design, entitlements, long-term hold strategy
Ground-up builds, renovations, multi-unit projects
Mortgage structuring, construction financing, qualification
We identify undervalued land, design the project, manage entitlements, and hold the asset for long-term returns. This is how we operate as investors, not just builders.
Every strategy we recommend to clients, we've tested on our own balance sheet. What we share with you is earned from doing, not borrowed from textbooks.
A contractor builds what you tell them. A developer-builder asks what the project needs to perform. That distinction changes every decision.
Overbuilt projects destroy returns. Underbuilt ones destroy value. We find the right specification for the market and hold the line. No surprise invoices, no scope creep.
We don't just refer you to a broker. We sit down at the table with you and Trevor at The Mortgage Coach to structure the project from a financing-first perspective. How you enter a deal determines how you exit.
The mortgage products available to builders and investors are fundamentally different from a standard purchase mortgage. We know which products apply and how to structure your situation.
Maximum financing on construction projects — up to 95% loan-to-cost
Whether you have land, an idea, or just a goal, we'll tell you how the numbers could work and what the path looks like.
Every project on this page was built with returns in mind. Real assets, real numbers, real outcomes.
An 8-unit residential building constructed with ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms), a highly energy-efficient building system that significantly reduces electricity costs compared to standard wood-frame construction. Heating and cooling are provided by high-efficiency heat pumps, resulting in overall energy performance approximately 50% better than current building code. This commitment to efficiency benefits our residents, the community, and the environment.
Four side-by-side townhomes built as-of-right on an R2 lot.
An 8-unit residential building in one of Collingwood's most prominent neighbourhoods.
Whether it's our capital or yours on the line, we run every project the same way: full accountability, developer-level discipline, and a genuine stake in the outcome. If you need a team to develop, build, or finance a project in Southern Georgian Bay, we are available and ready to work.
The mortgage products available for builders and investors are not what you see advertised. We work with financing structures most Canadians don't know exist, and we can help you access them.
We work closely with Trevor Hough of The Mortgage Coach, a specialist in construction financing, investment properties, and creative qualification strategies. Trevor understands the products that matter for what you're trying to build, and works alongside our team from day one so that your financing and your project are always aligned.
Mortgage Agent Level 2
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View Full Profile →Many people think adding a rental suite complicates financing. The truth is the opposite. Rental income can strengthen your file significantly when modeled correctly.
When you have a rental unit, lenders will count a portion of that income toward your gross income for mortgage qualification purposes. This can meaningfully increase your borrowing power, often by more than most people expect.
Funds are advanced as milestones are hit. You're not paying interest on the full loan until near occupancy, which reduces carrying costs during the build.
Construction financing is structured around total project cost, with products that can finance up to 95% loan-to-cost — keeping less of your own capital tied up in any single deal.
Once built and appraised, you refinance at the new value, extracting equity tax-efficiently while keeping the asset. That capital funds your next project.
Many people believe that owning a rental property requires a substantial down payment and is out of reach unless they have significant savings set aside.
If you live in one unit of your rental property, lenders treat it as an owner-occupied purchase, qualifying with as little as 5% down. There are also commercial properties you can buy with as little as 5% down. This lowers the barrier to entry and lets you start building equity and rental income sooner than most people expect.
Most people assume construction financing works like a standard purchase mortgage — requiring a large down payment and leaving little room to leverage the deal.
Construction financing can reach up to 95% loan-to-cost — meaning you keep significantly more of your own capital free to deploy elsewhere.
We'll walk through a financing scenario. Real numbers, real products, no pressure.
A secondary suite is not just a project. It is a financial instrument. When you understand what it does to your cash flow, qualification, equity, and tax position, the math becomes very hard to argue with.
Our free property planning platform: zoning lookup, ROI calculator, and financing paths, all in one place.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary living space added to an existing residential property. They come in many forms: a finished basement suite with its own entrance, a self-contained apartment above a garage, a detached garden suite or laneway house in the backyard, or a purpose-built duplex where income is built in from the ground up. Each type has different cost profiles, zoning considerations, and income potential, but all share the same core benefit: they allow a single property to generate additional housing and additional value. We help homeowners and investors identify which option fits their lot, their goals, and their budget, then build it properly from start to finish.
Enter your figures to estimate monthly cashflow after mortgage and expenses.
The suite doesn't just pay rent. It creates a chain of financial events. When you know how to trigger each one, the impact compounds quickly.
You've created new income and increased your property value simultaneously, without selling or relocating.
Adding verifiable rental income to your mortgage application can meaningfully boost what you qualify for, making your next move more accessible than you might expect.
Once built and appraised, you can refinance based on the property's new value, extracting equity tax-free. In many cases, this returns most or all of the original build cost, freeing up capital without requiring a sale.
The extracted equity becomes the down payment on your next investment. You now own two income-producing properties. The cycle continues.
The strategies outlined on this page can be powerful. They are not always straightforward, whether you are a first-time investor or an experienced one. Each situation involves zoning, financing, construction, and tax considerations that interact in ways that are easy to underestimate. It is important to work with the right people. DevCom Homes can support you through planning and construction. For the financing side, we work directly with Trevor Hough at The Mortgage Coach, a specialist who understands exactly how these deals come together. We are happy to make that introduction.
Not every lot, zoning, or situation is the same. We'll tell you what's possible on yours.
Be the first to live in a brand new (2026) suite offering bright, thoughtfully designed living space built with high-quality construction and 9-foot ceilings. Each unit features an open-concept layout with a spacious kitchen complete with quartz countertops and a fresh backsplash that flows seamlessly into the living and dining areas. In-suite laundry, a dishwasher, and your own controls for heating and A/C via an efficient heat pump system are all included, along with one dedicated parking space, high-speed internet, snow removal, and grass cutting. Located within walking distance to downtown Collingwood and close to schools and a nearby bus stop, these homes are perfect for anyone wanting to be right in the heart of the community. Modern, move-in ready, and finished to a high standard. This is comfortable, low-maintenance living at its best.
To inquire or schedule a viewing, reach out today.
Last updated: April 2026
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