BLUEPRINT COMMERCIAL DEAL ANALYZER

Pressure-test the numbers before the lender does.

Run a preliminary commercial real estate scenario across acquisition, refinance, bridge, value-add, ground-up construction or a detailed loan-request capital stack. See leverage, coverage, debt yield, sources-and-uses, max-loan constraints, funding gaps and refinance-exit metrics in one place.

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RUN THE DEAL

Choose the structure that matches the transaction.

Enter only the numbers needed for the scenario. Calculations stay in your browser; the analyzer does not submit a financing request or send your entered dollar amounts to our CRM.

ACQUISITION / REFINANCE

Value, cash flow and debt service.

Quick Leverage SliderSet the requested loan as a percentage of property value.
65.00% LTV
Changing the slider updates Loan Request. You can still type any loan amount manually.
ADVANCED DEAL STRUCTUREMax proceeds · funding gap · exit refinance · lender-style snapshotOpen advanced analysis +
ADVANCED STRUCTURING

Find the constraint, close the gap and pressure-test the exit.

These modules are independent scenario tools. They do not determine eligibility or approval; they help organize the math a lender is likely to pressure-test.

01
Max Loan / Binding ConstraintCompare LTV, LTC and DSCR sizing.
Enter sizing assumptions.The analyzer will show the lowest proceeds constraint.
02
Sources & Uses / Funding GapBalance the entire capital stack.
USES
SOURCES
Build the stack.Total sources should equal total uses.
03
Exit / Refinance TestCan permanent proceeds retire the bridge?
Pressure-test the takeout.Enter stabilized assumptions and the projected payoff.
Blueprint Deal SnapshotGenerate a clean lender-style summary of the current calculator and advanced analysis. Use your browser's Print / Save as PDF option.
READ THE OUTPUT

The metric is only useful if you know what it means.

Commercial lenders rarely size a loan from one ratio alone. Property type, market, sponsor liquidity, experience, cash flow, basis, business plan and exit can materially change the structure.

LTV

Loan-to-Value

Requested loan divided by the stated property value. It measures leverage against collateral value.

LTV vs. LTC guide →
LTC

Loan-to-Cost

Requested loan divided by total project cost. Common in construction and value-add underwriting.

See examples →
DSCR

Debt Service Coverage

NOI divided by annual debt service. It measures how much property cash flow covers modeled debt payments.

DSCR guide →
DY

Debt Yield

NOI divided by loan amount. It provides a rate-independent view of income relative to lender exposure.

Underwriting guide →
NUMBERS LOOK INTERESTING?

Now send the actual deal.

The analyzer is educational. Send the current non-sensitive deal numbers into the Commercial Financing Quick Screen, then add the property, sponsor, timing and exit details.

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