Bridgewater Bridge Loan
18-month bridge loan at 11.5% on a 65% LTC office-to-residential conversion. Full recourse to the sponsor, interest reserve funded at close.
Nothing left to decide. This stage exists so a deal you already won doesn't get lost in the paperwork.
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Set the closing date
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Confirm the amount we're actually wiring
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Store the executed documents
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Set the first post-close follow-up
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Perfect the lien before we wire, not after
Ask for these
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Executed promissory note
needed
· Borrower
the obligation itself
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Executed security documents — mortgage or deed of trust, security agreement, pledge agreement
needed
· Borrower
an unperfected lender is an unsecured creditor
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Executed guaranty
needed
· Guarantors
the recourse we underwrote
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Recorded mortgage or deed of trust, with the recording stamp
needed
· County recorder
perfection is the stamp, not counsel's assurance it went out this morning
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Filed UCC-1 with the filing acknowledgment
needed
· Secretary of State
same reason — the acknowledgment is the proof
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Title policy with lender's coverage
needed
· Title company
read the exceptions, not the summary sheet
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Insurance certificates naming us as mortgagee / lender loss payee
needed
· Borrower's broker
limits have to match the collateral and cover what actually threatens it
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Original pledged equity certificates
· Borrower
on a pledge, possession is part of perfection — physically in hand
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Escrow and reserve funding instructions
needed
· Our counsel and the escrow agent
a reserve promised post-close is not a reserve
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Closing settlement statement / sources and uses
needed
· Escrow or title
traces the use of proceeds to the actual wire
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The funding wire confirmation
needed
· Us
in two years this is the only copy anybody will find
Not ticked off — the app can’t tell which uploaded file is which.
Capture these
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Final amount we are wiring
The funding instructions. Reconcile it to metric_cr_loan_amount and our Investment Amount before it goes.No field for this yet — put it in a note.
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Escrow and reserve amounts actually funded at close
The settlement statement, not the loan agreement.No field for this yet — put it in a note.
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Recording and UCC-1 filing details — instrument numbers and dates
The recorder's stamp and the filing acknowledgment.No field for this yet — put it in a note.
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Insurance limits and named-insured status
The certificates.No field for this yet — put it in a note.
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Closing date
Set on the deal.No field for this yet — put it in a note.
Diligence worked here
Started earlier — carried on here, not re-listed.
Started earlier — carried on here, not re-listed.
Started earlier — carried on here, not re-listed.
Started earlier — carried on here, not re-listed.
Only you can answer these
- — Do the title exceptions as they read on the policy match what we priced at Diligence, or did something get added between commitment and policy?
- — Does the use of proceeds on the settlement statement match what we underwrote? If it lands with the sponsor instead of in the asset, the skin in the game we underwrote just left the deal.
- — Is any perfection step still in flight, and are we willing to fund ahead of it? The answer is no.
Written up as
No memo. The output is the closing file itself on the deal: executed note, security documents, guaranty, title policy, insurance certificates and the funding wire.
Move on when Funded, and you can point at the recorded instrument and the filed UCC-1 — not at counsel's word that they went out this morning.
3 still open. Ticking saves straight away.
Documents 5
Discussion 2
Goes to Morgan Hale at sign-offReference calls done. Nothing surprising, one mild caution on reporting cadence.
Reference calls done. Nothing surprising, one mild caution on reporting cadence.
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Edit18-month bridge loan at 11.5% on a 65% LTC office-to-residential conversion. Full recourse to the sponsor, interest reserve funded at close.
Notes
Third loan with this borrower. Closing documents circulating.
Completed evaluations
+ New evaluation| Borrower & Sponsor Quality | 18% | 8.0 | |
| Collateral & Security | 18% | 8.74 | |
| Repayment Capacity & Cash Flow | 16% | 8.82 | |
| Structure, Covenants & Controls | 14% | 8.96 | |
| Downside, Recovery & Exit | 12% | 8.58 | |
| Pricing & Risk-Adjusted Return | 10% | 9.02 | |
| Legal, Documentation & Tax | 6% | 8.64 | |
| Risk Assessment | 6% | 8.78 | |
| Gut Feeling & Intangibles | 10% | 8.56 |
| Borrower & Sponsor Quality | 18% | 7.86 | |
| Collateral & Security | 18% | 7.74 | |
| Repayment Capacity & Cash Flow | 16% | 8.52 | |
| Structure, Covenants & Controls | 14% | 7.34 | |
| Downside, Recovery & Exit | 12% | 9.1 | |
| Pricing & Risk-Adjusted Return | 10% | 7.42 | |
| Legal, Documentation & Tax | 6% | 6.56 | |
| Risk Assessment | 6% | 8.58 | |
| Gut Feeling & Intangibles | 10% | 7.66 |
Sign-off history
Ready to move Bridgewater Bridge Loan from negotiation to closing. The work for the stage is on the record.
“Agreed. Keep the open items on the checklist current.”
Ready to move Bridgewater Bridge Loan from ic review to negotiation. The work for the stage is on the record.
“Agreed. Keep the open items on the checklist current.”
Ready to move Bridgewater Bridge Loan from due diligence to ic review. The work for the stage is on the record.
“Agreed. Keep the open items on the checklist current.”
Ready to move Bridgewater Bridge Loan from underwriting to due diligence. The work for the stage is on the record.
“Agreed. Keep the open items on the checklist current.”
Ready to move Bridgewater Bridge Loan from initial review to underwriting. The work for the stage is on the record.
“Agreed. Keep the open items on the checklist current.”
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