H Equities • Commercial real estate
Download ungated deal templates and use practical financing resources to prepare a commercial real estate capital request.
Published by H Equities · Updated September 22, 2026
Discuss an opportunity →Give a capital provider the property, request, sponsor and exit in one concise package.
Organize unit or tenant information for initial underwriting, including rent, occupancy and lease expirations.
Prepare a trailing twelve-month operating record that a lender can reconcile to the rent roll and supporting financials.
Match every property cost with an identified funding source and expose a funding gap before closing.
Summarize sponsor experience, existing property exposure, debt maturities and contingent obligations.
Track the documents, dependencies and funding conditions that need owners and clear status before a financing closes.
Compare the complete cost of a CRE bridge loan: interest, floors, fees, reserves, extensions and net proceeds.
Ask practical questions about funding authority, diligence, fees, references and closing conditions before choosing a commercial real estate capital provider.
Identify common financing gaps in cash flow, leverage, liquidity, documents and the exit before approaching a CRE capital provider.
Start with the deal summary and loan metrics. Then reconcile the rent roll, trailing operating results and sources and uses. For a sponsor review, include a schedule of real estate owned. Use the closing checklist to coordinate the next stage. All six templates are styled Excel workbooks with working formulas, clearly marked inputs, illustrative examples and plain-English formula guides.
Send the basics: structure, size, asset class, market, and timing. You will get a real answer, not a form response.