TFC Premiere Partner Programme

Everything your portal can do

It turns your listings into client-ready documents, captures leads at your open houses, and hands you something to post every month. Open whichever bit you need.

Updated 17 August 2026 · Stephen Green, Mortgage Broker · 519-500-1789

New here? Three things, ten minutes

  1. Open your page. You have a co-branded page at partnerhub.ca/your-name. Put it in your email signature.
  2. Make one sheet. Pick any current listing and request a payment snapshot. It takes about a minute.
  3. Save the portal to your home screen. You will use it standing in someone’s kitchen, not at a desk.
Listing sheets
Financing sheet
Open houses
Social Kit
Your page
Referrals
Your portal, on your phone

The map

This is your portal home. Tap anything to jump to it.

Listing sheetsFour documents · I approve each one before it goes out

You give me a property. I give you back a document you can print, email, text as a link, or post — with your name and brokerage on it beside mine.

What it costs per month
118 Highland Avenue
Kitchener, ON · Detached, 3 bed
YOUR LISTING PHOTO
Minimum down
$4,034/mo
$54,900Down payment
$29,764Insurance premium
A payment snapshot — the quickest of the four
Payment snapshot
What it costs per month
Investment property
Rent roll and cash flow
Renovate-ready
Finance the reno in
Buyer guide
How PPI works
The four documents you can request

Payment snapshot

What this house costs per month, at minimum down and at 20% down. Address and price is all I need. Use it on any listing where price is the objection — it answers “can I afford this” before a buyer talks themselves out of the showing.

Investment property

Rent roll, real operating costs, cash flow after everything, and what tenants pay down over five years. Written for the buyer who owns two already and does this maths on a napkin — badly.

Every unit’s rent attributed to you, not to me. It is your market read on the page.
No cap rate anywhere. Investors argue about cap rate; nobody argues about the number in their account at the end of the month.

Renovate-ready

For the dated house that has been sitting. It reframes the property as a finished home the buyer gets to specify, and shows the financing already exists to do it — one mortgage, one payment, no separate renovation loan.

The lender lends against the purchase price plus the cost of the work. So a $625,000 house with $60,000 of improvements is underwritten at $685,000 — and the down payment is worked out on that total, which is the part buyers get wrong.
Framed as an upgrade, never as repair. Several lenders exclude work that “corrects deficiencies”, so the wording on this sheet is doing real work.

Buyer guide

Explains Purchase Plus Improvements in plain English with a worked example. Always current, needs no approval, and you can put your buyer’s name and the property address on it so it reads as written for them.

When you’d use it

“A listing’s been sitting three weeks. I request a renovate-ready sheet, Stephen approves it that afternoon, and now my feature sheet shows the new kitchen financed into the mortgage instead of leaving buyers to do that maths in their head.”

What happens after you send it

  1. You request it — a minute of typing.
  2. I check the figures and approve it, usually the same day.
  3. You get an email the moment it’s live, with a link straight to it.
  4. Print, email, text the link, or download it as a social post — all four unlock together.

Every sheet carries an expiry date, usually 30 days. After that the link stops showing figures and asks the client to get in touch. Rates move, and a stale number in a client’s hands is worse than none.

$Financing sheet requestFor a specific buyer, not a listing

The sheets above are about a property. This one is about a person — you have a buyer and you want to know what they can actually do before you spend three Saturdays showing them the wrong houses.

When you’d use it

“Couple at my open house, pre-approved somewhere else, not sure it’s a good deal. I send the financing request while they’re still in the driveway and Stephen calls them before dinner.”

A second opinion on someone else’s pre-approval costs your buyer nothing and often moves their budget.
Open housesA QR code on the door instead of a clipboard

Create the open house, print the card, put it on the table. Visitors scan it and sign in on their own phone — no clipboard, no handwriting you cannot read on Monday.

Open House
118 Highland Avenue
Point your camera at the code
— it takes ten seconds
The card you print · carries your brokerage logo
They scanSign in on their phoneSaved instantlyStephen is emailed
What happens after the scan

Why it beats a clipboard

The email address is right. They type it themselves, on their own phone, and it is checked before it saves.
You find out who has no agent. The form asks. That is the single most useful thing on the sheet and a clipboard never tells you.
Consent is captured properly. Anyone who ticks the box can be emailed later; anyone who does not is still captured and marked do-not-email. CASL, handled — with the exact wording and timestamp stored against their record.
Nothing is lost. The name saves here first, then goes to the CRM. A dropped connection cannot cost you a lead.
When you’d use it

“Saturday open house, eleven groups through. Monday morning I’ve got eleven names with emails that are actually spelled right, and Stephen already followed up with the two who said they had no agent.”

Social KitNew every month · plus a card for every sheet

Two different things live here.

The monthly kit

Written content you copy and post in your own name — a caption, a story, a paragraph for your client email, a message to send one person, and something to say at an open-house door. Your name and page link are already filled in. Grouped by where it gets posted, so you can go straight to the one you need.

PostA caption for your feedCopy
StorySomething for storiesCopy
EmailA paragraph for your client emailCopy
TextA message to send one personCopy
Say itSomething to say at the doorCopy
What lands in your kit each month

Sheet cards

Automatic. Every approved sheet also comes out as a square post and a vertical story, downloadable as an image that goes straight to Instagram.

LISTING PHOTO
312 Ontario Street North
Kitchener, ON · $899,000
Cash flow after everything
$412/mo
$61,200Paid down in 5 yrs
$184,300Cash to close
A sheet card, ready to post
Sized for the platform — 1080×1080 for the feed, 1080×1920 for a story, with the content clear of where Instagram draws its own buttons.
No interest rate anywhere on a card. Rates move weekly and a post lives forever.
When you’d use it

“It’s the 3rd of the month and I’ve got nothing to post. I open the Social Kit, copy the caption, change two words so it sounds like me, and I’m done before my coffee.”

Your public pageCo-branded, live, and yours to hand out

A page at partnerhub.ca/your-name with your photo and bio beside mine, the resources your clients actually ask for, and a way to book a call. It goes live when you join and stays current without you touching it.

It makes you look like a team. A buyer sees a realtor and a broker who clearly work together, not two strangers who swapped cards.
It is where every sheet points. The buttons at the foot of your sheets bring clients back to your page.
You can see it working. Your portal shows how many people visited, how many opened a sheet, and how many signed in at an open house.

More on this in your page, explained and your referral link.

Your referral pipelineEvery client you’ve sent, and where each one is

When you send me a client you should not have to chase me for updates. This shows where each one has got to without a phone call.

How the partnership itself works — what you send, what you get back — is in how the partnership works.

Not a partner yet?

Have a conversation with me. No pitch, no commitment.

What the partner portal does | The Financial Collective