A practical program for realtors, residential mortgage brokers, and rising professionals, built on twenty-six years in commercial banking and commercial real estate.
Understand how commercial buyers, sellers, and tenants think, so you can serve the business owners already in your sphere.
Learn how commercial lending differs from residential, from income-based valuation to cash-flow underwriting.
For students and early-career professionals who want a real foundation in banking and commercial real estate.
Net operating income, cap rates, and why a building is priced on the income it produces, not the comps down the street.
Debt service coverage, loan-to-value, global cash flow, and what a credit officer looks for before saying yes.
Conventional, SBA 7(a) and 504, bridge, and construction financing, and which fits which client.
Industrial, retail, office, and multifamily, plus NNN, gross, and modified-gross leases and how they drive value.
Spotting the business owner, investor, or landlord already in your database who has a commercial need.
Letters of intent, due diligence, appraisals, and the path from first conversation to the closing table.
“Put yourself where your work ethic can be seen.”
That advice, given to me at seventeen while I was working maintenance in a condominium, shaped everything that followed. This program passes on what nineteen years in commercial banking and a commercial real estate practice taught me: the practical side the textbooks skip.
Watch the seriesLicensed realtors and residential mortgage brokers who want to work on commercial deals, and students or early-career professionals building a foundation in banking and commercial real estate.
No. The program starts with how commercial property is valued and financed, and builds from there.
Commercial loans are underwritten mainly on the income a property or business produces, not just the borrower’s personal income and credit. Terms, documents, and timelines differ too, and the program walks through each.
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