CRE loans have typically been funded by traditional lenders, such as banks, CMBS lenders, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and other sources. However, securing a loan from a traditional financial institution can prove difficult for many small business owners. As a result, another type of financial institution has grown in popularity: the non-bank lender (NBL).
In this white paper, learn how NBLs fill the funding gap in the CRE market and provide capital to borrowers who not as well-served by traditional funding sources.
What’s Inside:
- Defining a non-bank lender
- What makes a non-bank lender different
- Key benefits of a non-bank lender
- How to apply for a loan through a non-bank lender
