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Q4 2016 Investor Presentation Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation is a non-bank lender providing residential and commercial real estate financing. Q4 2016 Investor Presentation December 31, 2016 DISCIPLINED INVESTING ● CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Highlights The Mortgage Banker, Firm Capital Corporation, since 1988 and since our IPO in 1999, Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation has been a non-bank lender focused on short-term bridge real estate financing market Investment Themes: Preservation of Shareholders’ Capital Strong Governance Policies Performance Driven Compensation Growth coupled with strong balance sheet while minimizing risk Stable Dividend Short term lending with experienced partners comprised of management and investors DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Governance: Strong Board of Directors Independent Directors Management Directors Stanley Goldfarb (1) Anthony Heller Larry Shulman (1) Geoffrey Bledin (1) Morris Fischtein Keith L. Ray (1) Joe Oliver Eli Dadouch (1) Jonathan Mair (1) Edward Gilbert (1) Significant Real Estate Experience Note: (1) Actively co-invests with FC MIC on mortgage transactions DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Aligned Management Interests Performance based compensation MIC Manager receives 75 bps on performing investments, not cash balances Mortgage Banker receives 10 bps servicing fee on performing investments No payment on work outs for any defaulted loans Commitment fee income is shared Corporation receives 75% of profits from mezzanine and equity investments after first earning a 10% preferred return Substantial personal investment 10-25% pari-passu investment in all non-conventional mortgages Management and directors are co-investors in most investments No acquisition or disposition fees charged DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Conservative Lending Approach 75% conventional first mortgages Experienced borrowers in proven markets Conservative lending guidelines restricting investment exposure on loan size and related borrower groups Investment Portfolio Geographic Diversification DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Rigid Operating Standards Maximum single first mortgage restricted to 5% and 10% of capital, depending on LTV (1) Maximum single non first mortgage restricted to 2.5% of capital (1) Restrictions on the amount of non-first mortgage investments Independent director approval of every investment - <$1,000,000 – at least one - >$1,00,000 – majority Co-investment by management Syndicated portfolio to diversify risk Internalized credit management Reports directly to independent directors Default Recovery Program Mandatory enforcement within 15 days Independent third party reports Appraisals, enviromental audits, structural audits Note: (1) Capital is based on total paid up Shareholder’s Equity and Convertible Debentures DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Financial Highlights - 2016 Q4 Quarter Ended Dec 31, 2016 Sep 30, 2016 Jun 30, 2016 Quarter Ended Mar 31, 2016 Mortgage Portfolio (millions)(1) $444 $429 $407 $411 Basic Profit Per Share $0.239 $0.241 $0.246 Dividends Per Share(2) $0.264 $0.234 Return on Equity 8.87% 9.08% 9.09% 9.58% Loan Losses None Net of impairment provision (2) Fourth quarter dividends includes one time payout of accumulated excess earnings throughout the year DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Annualized Return on Shareholders’ Equity DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Results of Operations – 2016 ($ in millions) Quarter Ended Dec 31, 2016 Sep 30, 2016 Jun 30, 2016 Quarter Ended Mar 31, 2016 Interest and Fees Earned $9.3 $8.9 $8.7 Interest and Operating Expenses $3.9 $3.5 $3.7 Profit $5.4 $5.0 Dividends to Shareholders (1) $5.9 $4.8 Loan Loss Provision (% of gross None (1) Fourth quarter dividends includes one time payout of accumulated excess earnings throughout the year DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Stable Cash Dividends 2014 2015 2016 TOTAL : $0.970 TOTAL : $0.991

For the 15 months leading up to March 31, 2016; We have seen our portfolio increase to $415 million as at March 31, 2016. More importantly, it is spread over 228 different investments, and it is shared with industry experienced investors.   When a bridge financing portfolio revolves, it means, the credit objective was accomplished. For the 15 months leading up to March 31, 2016; we funded $386 million in new investments and were repaid $313 million, These numbers are amazing. Think about it – $386 million out and $313 million in over 15 months. This revolving of the portfolio is incredible, as it confirms our risk management practice of being able to reduce the portfolio, then reinvest on new valuations. With the current portfolio size, we are maintaining a respectable return on equity of over 9%. Mortgage Portfolio 245 Investments in Q4, 2016

Deal Flow Significant Origination Capability Mortgage Banker (FCC) 27 year track record 2012 transaction volume - $515 million 2013 transaction volume - $665 million 2014 transaction volume - $755 million 2015 transaction volume - $793 million 2016 transaction volume - $735 million The mortgage bank experience and strong partners provides steady deal flow with excellent risk mitigates Co-investing with knowledgeable real estate partners DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Wide Investment Dealer Distribution Network Capital Markets Accessed the capital market nine times since August 2011 August 2011 $25.7 MM Series B Convert 5.40% April 2012 March 2017 $23.0 MM Common Share Equity • $20.7 MM Common Share Equity $20.5 MM Series C Convert 5.25% March 2013 Wide Investment Dealer Distribution Network $20.0 MM Series D Convert 4.75% January 2014 $20.5 MM Common Share Equity April 2015 $25.0 MM Series E Convert 5.30% December 2015 $20.0 MM Series F Convert 5.50% March 2016 $25.0 MM Common Share Equity December 2016 $22.5 MM Series G Convert 5.20% DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Average Share Price & Trading Volume DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Outlook Anticipate to continue to meet and exceed stated objectives of generating a return on equity of 400 basis points over average 1 year Government of Canada treasury bill yields Position mortgage investment portfolio towards higher concentration in conventional first mortgages and related investments Strong balance sheet and access to capital to take advantage of changing market conditions Focused on exit strategies and security over yield Continue to seek safer lower yielding investments that provide both an adequate return as well as a degree of safety DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION

Highlights Diversified investment portfolio that produces a stable stream of dividends Preservation of shareholder’s equity Focused on large liquid markets Specialized in short term bridge financings with clear exit strategies Focused on managing the investment portfolio as opposed to growth Over seventeen years of stable dividends DISCIPLINED INVESTING • CAPITAL PRESERVATION