How Lenders Underwrite Commercial Real Estate
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How Lenders Underwrite Commercial Real Estate
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In commercial real estate, deals don’t fail because of pricing or paperwork — they fail because the risk isn’t financeable.
In this episode of The Alkaline Reaction, Spencer Correnti breaks down how lenders actually underwrite commercial real estate deals. From sponsor strength and property durability to leverage, reserves, guarantees, and exit metrics, we walk through the exact framework most institutional lenders use to decide whether a deal gets approved — or dies quietly in credit committee.
You’ll learn:
Why lenders underwrite 1) sponsor, 2) property, and 3) debt terms as a single risk equation
How experience, liquidity, and communication shape sponsor credit
What lenders really look for in stabilized, transitional, and development deals
Why leverage, reserves, and covenants matter more than interest rate
The exit metrics that decide most loan approvals
Lenders don’t finance upside. They finance risk.
And the best sponsors know how to present a deal like a credit.