Initial review
Discuss the purchase, property type, occupancy, requested financing, borrower structure, and transaction dates.
Purchase financing
Commercial retail purchases require coordination between the purchase agreement, equity, property diligence, borrower information, and lender underwriting. The goal is a complete, coherent file, not a residential-style pre-approval.
From offer to funding
The exact sequence varies by property and lender. Starting with a clear financing objective and organized property information helps identify what must be resolved before a lender can issue or maintain a commitment.
Discuss the purchase, property type, occupancy, requested financing, borrower structure, and transaction dates.
Assemble the agreement, rent roll, leases, property operating history, borrower financial information, and ownership details.
A suitable lender reviews property cash flow, value, tenancy, borrower strength, security, and requested structure.
Complete the lender's conditions, which may include valuation, environmental, legal, insurance, and other property-specific work.
Prepare the story
Documents do more than satisfy a checklist. Together, they explain the quality and durability of the property's income, the acquisition economics, and the borrower's capacity to complete and support the transaction.
A focused first conversation