Know how it works.
Then post the deal.

It’s where commercial real estate deals get financed. You post a deal, lenders compete with real quotes, and you handle underwriting, lender communication, and every document in one place instead of across fifty email threads.

Think of it as the marketplace and the workspace in the same product. The deal lives here from the day you post it to the day it closes.

You can create an account and start a deal the same day. There’s no long onboarding before you can put a deal in front of lenders.

You enter the deal details once — property type, loan amount, location, the basics on the request, and the supporting docs. That single profile is what every lender sees, so you’re not rewriting the same story for each one.

Once it’s posted, it goes out to lenders whose criteria match what you’re financing.

Lenders whose lending box fits your deal. The platform matches on the criteria that matter, so your request lands in front of people who actually fund this kind of deal — not a mass blast to everyone.

Lenders review your deal and send quotes directly through the platform. They come in side by side, so you compare rate, terms, and structure in one view instead of decoding a stack of term sheets in different formats.

It depends on the deal. A clean, in-the-box request from a strong sponsor pulls more interest than a tough one. Quotes start coming once lenders see the deal and decide it fits.

Real quotes with actual terms, sent by lenders who want to do the deal. You’re comparing structured offers, not vague “we might be interested” notes.

A quote isn’t a commitment. It’s the starting point for diligence and underwriting, same as any term sheet.

Yes. You communicate with the lender directly through the deal to push on terms, ask questions, and move toward a structure that works. The back-and-forth stays attached to the deal so nothing gets lost.

Yes. Underwriting lives alongside the deal, so you’re working the numbers in the same place you’re collecting quotes and talking to lenders. No exporting to a spreadsheet and losing the thread.

No. It speeds up the work and keeps everything in one view. You still own the judgment. The point is to get to a clear read on the deal faster, not to hand off the decision.

Every message, quote, and document sits inside the deal. When you’re running one conversation with eight lenders, you see all of it in one thread per lender instead of hunting through your inbox.

You always know where each lender stands and what’s outstanding.

With the deal. Financials, rent rolls, term sheets — everything attaches to the deal profile, so the right file is always one click away and every lender is working from the same set.

More lenders competing for your deal, in less time. You post once, get real quotes back, and run the whole placement — underwriting, comparison, communication — from one place. Less email, faster answers, better leverage on terms.

Yes. You post your deal and see how lenders read it, with competing quotes in front of you instead of one relationship and one rate. You get a real market for your financing.

Deals that fit your box, sent to you. Instead of chasing relationships for flow, you see qualified requests that match what you lend on and quote the ones you want. Your criteria do the filtering.