Financely structures commercial real estate financing for acquisitions, refinancings, recapitalizations, bridge situations, and transitional assets across senior debt, mezzanine capital, and junior capital. Coverage includes sponsor-led transactions in multifamily, industrial, hospitality, office, retail, self-storage, healthcare, mixed-use, and special situations where the capital stack needs to match the property, the business plan, and the exit path.
Senior, Mezzanine, And Junior Capital For Live Property Transactions
Commercial real estate financing works when the capital stack is built with discipline. Senior debt usually anchors the structure around collateral value, in-place income, construction economics, or stabilized takeout potential. Mezzanine capital sits behind the senior position and supports higher leverage, recapitalizations, or execution gaps where sponsor equity alone does not cover the full requirement. Junior capital supports the layer beneath senior and mezzanine, often where the sponsor needs additional flexibility around timing, structure, or project-specific complexity. Strong files usually include the deal summary, purchase agreement or refinance background, rent roll or operating history where available, sources and uses, sponsor profile, equity contribution, requested leverage, business plan, and a clear exit or repayment strategy.
This service fits active sponsors, family offices, independent buyers, and investor-backed operators pursuing property-level or portfolio transactions with a defined timeline. Financely positions each mandate around collateral quality, cash flow visibility, sponsorship, marketability, leverage logic, and capital provider fit so the case can move toward indicative terms with serious senior, mezzanine, and junior capital counterparties.
Where Senior Debt Fits
Stabilized or near-stabilized assets, strong collateral positions, acquisition loans, refinance transactions, construction debt, and bridge structures where the first-lien position supports the core underwriting.
Where Mezzanine And Junior Capital Fit
Higher leverage acquisitions, recapitalizations, lease-up strategies, value-add business plans, capital stack shortfalls, sponsor liquidity preservation, and situations where layered capital creates a cleaner path to closing.
The strongest commercial real estate files explain exactly how each layer of capital gets repaid, what risk sits in each position, and why the structure suits the asset and the timeline.
Financely operates as a transaction-led capital desk. Each commercial real estate financing mandate proceeds through document review, KYC, AML, sanctions screening, property assessment, sponsor review, and evaluation by the relevant funding parties.