Deal Readiness / 01
The first ten minutes of a real estate deal review
Learn what a capital desk checks first: basis, budget, requested leverage, sponsor strength, timing, and a supportable exit.
Read field noteRAMM Field Notes
Practical, standalone guides for packaging, structuring, and stress-testing a financing request. Each field note answers a question that commonly changes the first underwriting read.
Deal Readiness / 01
Learn what a capital desk checks first: basis, budget, requested leverage, sponsor strength, timing, and a supportable exit.
Read field noteLoan Structure / 02
Work backward from a realistic sale or refinance to select bridge, construction, renovation, or permanent rental financing.
Read field noteConstruction / 03
Build a lender-ready construction budget with verifiable line items, soft costs, contingency, carry, schedule logic, and draw support.
Read field noteSponsor Strength / 04
Understand how closing equity, post-close liquidity, reserves, and capital committed to other projects affect real estate underwriting.
Read field noteConstruction / 05
Understand construction draw schedules, inspections, reimbursement, lien documentation, budget controls, and working-capital planning.
Read field noteExit Analysis / 06
Stress-test real estate exit strategies against lower value, higher rates, slower rent-up, added carry, and longer disposition timelines.
Read field noteThese notes are general educational information, not legal, tax, investment, or lending advice. Program requirements and credit decisions depend on the complete transaction and applicable capital source.
Bring Us the Scenario
Send the basis, budget, sponsor profile, requested structure, timing, and exit. Preliminary review typically begins within one business day when the scenario is complete.
Submitting a request does not create a loan commitment. Terms are indicative until underwriting, diligence, documentation, and credit approval are complete.