Commercial Real Estate Loan Package & Offering Memorandum Preparation

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Commercial Real Estate Loan Package & Offering Memorandum Preparation
Commercial Real Estate Loan Package Preparation

Lender-Ready Loan Packages For Commercial Real Estate Borrowers

Financely prepares commercial real estate loan packages and offering memorandums that organize the borrower, asset, financials, rent roll, T-12, project budget and sponsor track record into a clean credit file. The result is a professional package that helps lenders understand the transaction faster and ask better credit questions.

Rent Roll Tenant schedule and lease profile
T-12 Trailing income and expenses
Budget Project cost and use of proceeds
Sponsor Track record and execution capacity

Mandate fit: suitable for borrowers, developers and sponsors preparing a commercial mortgage, bridge loan, construction loan, acquisition financing, refinancing, value-add financing or portfolio financing request.

Need the file packaged before lender review?
Send the borrower file, rent roll, T-12, project budget, loan request and sponsor background.

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What Financely Prepares

Offering Memorandum

Lender-Facing Transaction Memo

Financely prepares a commercial real estate offering memorandum covering the asset, borrower, sponsor, requested debt, collateral, repayment source, credit metrics and key risks.

  • Executive summary
  • Property overview
  • Financing request
  • Repayment analysis
  • Risk summary
Credit Package

Organized Borrower File

We assemble the borrower’s financials, rent rolls, T-12s, budgets, valuation support, ownership details and entity documents into a lender-readable package.

  • Borrower profile
  • Ownership structure
  • Financial statements
  • Entity documents
  • Supporting schedules
Sponsor Presentation

Track Record And Execution Capacity

The package presents sponsor experience, prior projects, relevant operating history, team bios and execution capacity in a format lenders can process quickly.

  • Sponsor biography
  • Completed projects
  • Relevant asset experience
  • Management team overview
  • Net worth support where available

Commercial Real Estate Loan Package Checklist

Package Section What Financely Organizes Why It Matters
Executive Summary Borrower, property, loan request, collateral, repayment source and transaction objective. Gives lenders a fast view of the deal before deeper underwriting.
Property Overview Asset type, location, size, occupancy, tenancy, market position and business plan. Shows what the lender is financing and how the asset generates repayment capacity.
Rent Roll Tenant schedule, lease terms, expirations, rent levels, occupancy and concentration risk. Frames income quality, rollover risk and tenant exposure.
T-12 Analysis Trailing revenue, expenses, NOI, adjustments, non-recurring items and key variances. Connects historical performance to lender underwriting assumptions.
Project Budget Acquisition cost, hard costs, soft costs, contingency, reserves, closing costs and capex. Shows whether the requested loan proceeds match the actual funding need.
Sources And Uses Senior debt, sponsor equity, mezzanine capital, preferred equity, reserves and transaction costs. Clarifies the capital stack and funding gap.
Sponsor Track Record Relevant projects, ownership history, development experience, operating history and team bios. Helps lenders assess sponsor quality and execution capacity.
Risk Summary Lease risk, market risk, construction risk, refinancing risk, cost risk and borrower risk. Prepares the file for real credit committee questions.

Best-Fit Use Cases

Commercial Mortgage
Bridge Loan
Construction Loan
Acquisition Financing
Refinancing
Cash-Out Recap
Value-Add Asset
Portfolio Loan

Process

Step 1

Document Intake

The sponsor provides the property summary, rent roll, T-12, project budget, loan request, sponsor background, ownership details and available valuation support.

Step 2

Credit File Assembly

Financely organizes the file into borrower, property, financial, budget, sponsor, capital stack and risk sections.

Step 3

Offering Memo Draft

We prepare the lender-facing memorandum with the transaction narrative, financing request, asset summary, sponsor profile and credit metrics.

Step 4

Review Cycle

The sponsor reviews the package, provides corrections and confirms the commercial details before final delivery.

Step 5

Final Package Delivery

Financely delivers the package in a clean format that can support lender review, internal review or capital markets advisory work.

Step 6

Optional Update Support

If new financials, budgets, rent rolls or lender feedback arrive, the package can be refreshed under a separate update scope.

Scope note: this page covers loan package preparation and offering memorandum preparation. It does not cover loan solicitation, loan negotiation, placement, brokerage or success-fee lender execution.

Information Needed From The Sponsor

Property File

Asset-Level Documents

  • Property summary
  • Rent roll
  • T-12 or operating statement
  • Lease abstracts where available
  • Capex or project budget
  • Appraisal or broker opinion of value where available
Borrower File

Sponsor And Financing Documents

  • Loan request
  • Sources and uses
  • Borrower financials
  • Entity structure
  • Sponsor track record
  • Existing debt terms where applicable

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the CRE loan package include?

The package can include the offering memorandum, executive summary, borrower profile, property overview, rent roll summary, T-12 analysis, project budget, sources and uses, sponsor track record and risk summary.

Can you prepare a package for a bridge loan?

Yes. Financely can prepare packages for bridge loans, commercial mortgages, construction loans, refinancing, acquisition financing and value-add real estate financing.

Can the package include financial modeling?

Yes. Financial modeling can be added where needed, including pro forma outputs, DSCR, LTV, debt yield, sources and uses, and sensitivity analysis.

Do you negotiate with lenders?

This service covers document preparation only. Any lender-facing capital markets advisory, lender research or transaction execution work must be handled under a separate engagement.

Who is this service best suited for?

This service is best suited for borrowers, developers and sponsors who already have a defined financing request and need the materials organized before lender review.

Request CRE Loan Package Preparation

Submit the borrower file, property details, rent roll, T-12, project budget, loan request and sponsor background. Financely will review the scope and prepare the next steps.

Request Loan Package Support

Important notice: Financely provides commercial real estate loan package preparation, offering memorandum preparation, financial presentation support and transaction documentation assistance. Financely does not provide legal, tax, accounting, valuation or securities advice through this service. Financely does not guarantee lender approval, credit approval, loan proceeds, financing terms, valuation conclusions, closing timelines or funding outcomes. Any lender-facing capital markets, placement, solicitation, negotiation or transaction execution work must be documented under the appropriate engagement structure and remains subject to applicable law, lender underwriting, KYC, AML, sanctions checks, credit approval and final documentation.

About Financely

We Provide Private Credit Trade and Project Finance Advisory for Sponsors and Borrowers

Financely is an independent capital adviser focused on trade finance, project finance, Commercial Real Estate, and M&A funding. We structure, underwrite, and place transactions through regulated partners across banks, funds, and insurers. Engagements are best-efforts, not a commitment to lend, and remain subject to KYC, AML, and approvals.

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