Broadview Lending · Commercial Capital Matchmaker

Commercial Capital Strategy, Built Around Your Deal

Broadview helps commercial buyers, owners, investors, developers, and business operators identify the right capital path across banks, credit unions, SBA, bridge, private credit, agency, CMBS, construction, and other specialized lending sources.

Preliminary strategy in minutes—not a loan application.

Positioning

Not a loan application. A capital strategy review.

You are not submitting to underwriting—you are framing how your deal should be presented across lender categories. Broadview and Chris Butler help you sequence outreach, structure, and next steps with institutional clarity.

Expertise

Built for complex commercial financing scenarios

The Matchmaker is designed for deals that rarely fit a single retail mortgage checkbox.

Owner-user purchases

Professional practices, operating companies, and occupancy-driven acquisitions—including SBA and bank comparisons.

Investor refinances

Recaps, cash-out, and portfolio repricing with clarity on which lenders still lean in.

Bridge-to-perm strategies

Transitional timelines with a documented takeout before you accept bridge terms.

Construction and development

Ground-up and major rehab plays with equity, bank, and specialty lender sequencing.

SBA and bank comparisons

Side-by-side framing of 504, 7(a), and conventional owner-user paths—not a single-lane quote.

Seller financing insight

When seller paper helps—or when it complicates the institutional read on your deal.

How it works

Three moves. One clear capital story.

01

Structure the deal

Clarify asset, sponsor, proceeds, and timing so the capital story reads cleanly to lenders.

02

Match lender categories

See which paths—agency, CMBS, bank, bridge, SBA, private credit, and more—fit your scenario.

03

Generate an executive summary

Leave with a polished advisor-style memo you can share internally or with partners.

Before you start

Know what lenders will ask for before they ask.

Use this checklist to prepare—your executive memo will tailor documents to your deal type.

  • Rent roll
  • T12 / operating statement
  • Purchase agreement
  • Sponsor financial statement
  • Tax returns or business financials
  • Entity documents
  • Property debt schedule
  • Construction budget (if applicable)

Lender universe

Capital sources we help you navigate

  • Banks & credit unions
  • Agency multifamily
  • CMBS
  • Bridge & debt funds
  • SBA 504 / 7(a)
  • Private credit
  • Construction & specialty

Broadview Lending · Chris Butler

Ready to pressure-test this strategy with a real advisor?

Chris Butler and the Broadview team help commercial sponsors sequence debt and equity, align lender outreach, and move from preliminary strategy to actionable term conversations.

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